An actual demo hosted by apache would be cool (and useful for people who wanted to get a peek at Solr without having to install it), but it's not what I was talking about in my email.
I was thingking something small that can be checked into SVN as a regular part of Solr, so when someone downloads Solr, they can do the following: - build solr - deploy solr and the demo schema to tomcat - run some kind of command to add data to the index - go to the admin interface and execute some queries The "some kind of command to add data" to the index could just be a shell script with curl commands (Right now, the only way to update Solr is by posting an XML document). I think that would be most instructive to a new developer. As far as dmoz goes, I don't know too much about it, but we want to avoid confusing peopleout about what Solr is (it's not nutch, which is the best solution for crawling, indexing, and searching the web). -Yonik On 1/25/06, Ian Holsman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Yonik Seeley wrote: > > > Demo: > > - we need a demo or out-of-the-box schema and configration (and > > maybe something that > > adds some data to the index). > > > > maybe we do do a dmoz demo? (we have one internally @cnet already done) > > We could have it running on a weekly schedule on one of the apache zones. >
