Hi Robbin,
I just went through this myself (I am a newbie).
The key things to look at are:
1. Your data_config.xml. I created a table called 'foo' and an
ora_data_config.xml file with a simple example to get it working that
looks like this:
Some gotcha's:
If your Oracle
fore you
looks like they running under jetty. I have configured jndi context. I
stop and start tomcat using the Solaris SMF, equivalent to services in
linux. But my cwd is point to root, I have solr home specified in
Catalina/localhost/solr.xml. Is there anything else that I can do to
force c
We are knee-deep in a Solr project to provide a web services layer
between our Oracle DB's and a web front end to be named later to
supplement our numerous Business Intelligence dashboards. Someone from a
peer group questioned why we selected Solr rather than Compass to start
development. The real
pass is more Hibernate search competitor (but Compass is not limited to
> Hibernate only and is not even limited to DB content as well).
>
> Regards,
> Lukas
>
>
> On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 4:40 PM, Ken Lane (kenlane) wrote:
>
>
>> We are knee-deep in a Solr proje
I was able to let Solr pick up the column names. But if you want to
explicitly state them try this query:
SQL> SELECT ''
2 FROM user_tab_cols
3 WHERE table_name = 'QUEST_SL_TEMP_EXPLAIN1';
-Original Message-
From: caman [mailto:aboxfortheotherst...@gmail.com]
It sounds like you are doing it correctly, Stefan. Must be something
syntactical. The schema.xml and solrconfig.xml does not factor into your
problem, only the data-config.
I do the same thing you are trying to do. A watered down version is:
Hope this helps...
Does anyone know of any advantages/disadvantages to running SOLR on
WebSphere versus Tomcat?
Thanks,
Ken
