This is probably true about Luke. The trunk has a new Lucene format
and does not read any previous format. The trunk is a busy code base.
The 3.1 branch is slated to be the next Solr release, and is probably
a better base for your testing. Best of all is to use the Solr 1.4.1
binary release.
On W
Thanks.
I've done Tika command line to parse the Excel file, and I see
contents in it that don't appear to be indexed. I've tried the path of
using Tika to parse the Excel and then using extracting request
handler to index the resulting text, and that doesn't work either.
As far as Luke goes, I'v
Hi,
You can try Tika command line to parse your Excel file, then you will se the
exact textual output from it, which will be indexed into Solr, and thus inspect
whether something is missing.
Are you sure you use a version of Luke which supports your version of Lucene?
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Jan Høydahl, search so
I'm trying to use Solr to index the contents of an Excel file, using
the ExtractingRequestHandler (CSV handler won't work for me - I need
to consider the whole spreadsheet as one document), and I'm running
into some trouble.
Is there any way to see what's going on during the indexing process?
I'm
