the section of the solrj wiki page on setting up the class path calls for
slf4j-jdk14-1.5.5.jar which is supposed to be in a lib/ subdirectory.
i don't see this jar or any like it with a different version anywhere
in either the 3.5.0 or 3.6.0 distributions.
is it really needed or is this just
i have a need to incrementally index documents (probably MS
Office/OpenOffice/pdf files)
from a GIT repository using Tika. i'm expecting to run periodic pulls against
the repository
to find new and updated docs.
does anyone have any experience and/or thoughts/suggestions that they'd like to
i'm looking at using Tika to index a bunch of documents. the wiki page seems to
be a little bit out of date (// TODO: this is out of date as of Solr 1.4 -
dist/apache-solr-cell-1.4.jar and all of contrib/extraction/lib are needed)
and it also looks a little incomplete.
is there an actual list
in fact, there's a sample proxy.php on the ajax-solr web page which can easily
be modified into a security layer. my solr servers only listen to requests
issued by a narrow list of systems, and everything gets routed through a
modified copy of the proxy.php file, which checks whether the user
this is called geocoding and is properly a subject for GIS types.
it can be non trivial and the data you need to set it up may not be cheap.
i can't address the UK application, but i am somewhat familiar with the US
problem space, and in the US 5 digit postal (zip) codes don't map to
discreet
should i be concerned with the http response codes from update requests?
i can't find documentation on what values come back from them anywhere
(although maybe i'm not looking hard enough.) are they just http standard
with 200 for success and 400/500 for failures?
thanks,
richard
i have a setup right this instant where the dataimporthandler is being used to
pull data for an index from a postgresql server.
i'd like to switch over to push, and am looking for some validation of my
approach.
i have perl installed as an untrusted language on my postgresql server and am
1) you need apache velocity in the class path for tomcat
2) here's a way of dealing with these that may go quicker than asking on the
mailing list everytime they come up -- clip out the pertinent part of the stack
trace (in this case
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
yes. when i have seen these, generally the full trace is good about including
the exception that triggered the whole thing, you just need to look down the
trace aways to find it.
richard
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From: vybe3142 [mailto:vybe3...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wed 3/21/2012 4:58 PM
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i googled and found numerous references to this, but no answers that went to my
specific issues.
i have a solr 3.5.0 server set up that needs to index several different
document types, there is no common unique key field. so i can't use the
uniqueKey declaration and need to disable the
Walter Underwood [mailto:wun...@wunderwood.org] writes:
You may be able to have unique keys. At Netflix, I found that there were
collisions between the movie IDs and the person IDs. So, I put an 'm' at the
beginning of each movie ID and a 'p' at the beginning of each person ID. Like
magic,
Walter Underwood [mailto:wun...@wunderwood.org] writes:
On Mar 5, 2012, at 1:16 PM, Welty, Richard wrote:
Walter Underwood [mailto:wun...@wunderwood.org] writes:
You may be able to have unique keys. At Netflix, I found that there were
collisions between the movie IDs and the person IDs. So
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