Re: PHP Solr Client source

: Understood, but do ALL Solr service calls allow you to specify the : format? : : I thought the wt parameter was a select / search only feature, which as of Solr 1.2, it's possible to configure Solr such that all responses to searches and updates can have their format specified with a "wt". som

Re: PHP Solr Client source

: exception of how the license and attributions are included. I've : changed the license and included the LICENSE and NOTICE files with my : source. I just followed the directions at : : http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.html#apply : : Will I or the company need to sign a CLA now as well?

Re: PHP Solr Client source

Understood, but do ALL Solr service calls allow you to specify the format? I thought the wt parameter was a select / search only feature, which is why I implemented xml (to deal with anything I couldn't specify) AND json (because this was the fastest to parse from 1.2 on search). Every f

Re: PHP Solr Client source

On 8/17/07, Donovan Jimenez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > In regards to 1.3 PHP based response writers: > > I did see this and included two response interpreters for these in my > source (though I wasn't developing against Solr 1.3 so they are more > stubs than useable). The Solr_Response follows a

Re: PHP Solr Client source

In regards to 1.3 PHP based response writers: I did see this and included two response interpreters for these in my source (though I wasn't developing against Solr 1.3 so they are more stubs than useable). The Solr_Response follows a factory pattern and automatically chooses the correct Re

Re: PHP Solr Client source

There's also my Solr module for Drupal: - not sure if that's been mentioned here before. Looking forward to trying the PHP-serialised response writer. alf. Pieter Berkel wrote: Hi Donovan, This sounds very promising, I've also recently been working on a php s

Re: PHP Solr Client source

: In terms of licensing, I'm not sure if the new BSD license is compatible : with the Apache 2.0 license (see: : http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0) that Solr is released : under, this would only be an issue if your php : client was to be included in the Solr distribution (which would be

Re: PHP Solr Client source

Hi Donovan, This sounds very promising, I've also recently been working on a php solr client library for use within my organization but the code is not well documented nor licensed appropriately just yet. You may note that eval()-able and serialized php response writers were recently added to svn

PHP Solr Client source

The company I work for recently started using Solr for some of our search functionality. After downloading the files for integrating with PHP that the Wiki links to I saw that it wasn't usable for our purposes. So, as part of the project, I developed a PHP Solr Client. Coming back to the m