On 2/1/07 2:53 PM, "Chris Hostetter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Solr, in my opinion, shouldn't have the string "UTF-8" hardcoded in it > anywhere -- not even in the example config: new users shouldn't need to > know about have any special solrconfig options that must be (un)set to get > Solr to use their servlet container / system default charset. I strongly disagree. When we use standards like URIs and XML which specify UTF-8, we should use UTF-8. If someone has intentionally set defaults which do not comply with the standards, they can also do the extra work to make Solr behave in a non-standard way. I really cannot imagine a real use for that configuration, especially in a back end server like Solr. In HTML, changing from Shift-JIS to GB will change the shape of a few kanji characters, but there is no need to store everything in GB or talk to the servers in GB. wunder
