> So no Hibernate/Solr glue out there already? It'd be nice if you could use
> Hibernate as you do, but instead of working with the Lucene API directly it
> would > use SolrJ. If this type of glue doesn't already exist, then
> that'd be the first step I think.
>
> Otherwise, you could us
On Nov 17, 2011, at 10:38 , Ari King wrote:
> I'm considering migrating from Hibernate Search to Solr, but in order
> to make that decision, I'd appreciate insight on the following:
>
> 1. How difficult is getting Solr up and running? With Hibernate I had
> to annotate
I'm considering migrating from Hibernate Search to Solr, but in order
to make that decision, I'd appreciate insight on the following:
1. How difficult is getting Solr up and running? With Hibernate I had
to annotate a few classes and setup a config file; so it was pretty
easy.
2. How
