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On 10/18/2014 8:15 AM, LongY wrote:
> I still used the same /browse request handler in the example.
>
> My goal is to create a webform UI to collect user input to be further
> indexed.
> My thoughts is adding a new webpage to the existing user interface, the link
> is
> localhost:8983/solr/collect
from a webpage, like a webform.
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e more
> webpage
> in this velocity UI.
>
> I also checked DIH (data import handler), it seems it only works with
> relational databases or XML files.
>
> My question is: how can I import data from velocity UI.
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> Any input is welcome.
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is: how can I import data from velocity UI.
Any input is welcome.
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You can just point your Solr instance at your Lucene index. Really, copy the
Lucene index into the right place to be found by solr.
HOWEVER, you need to take great care that the field definitions that you
used
when you built your Lucene index are compatible with the ones configured in
your
schema.
Hi, all,
I am a new user of Solr. Before using it, all of the data is indexed myself
with Lucene. According to the Chapter 3 of the book, Solr. 1.4 Enterprise
Search Server written by David Smiley and Eric Pugh, data in the formats of
XML, CSV and even PDF, etc, can be imported to Solr.
If I wish
