ZK as used by Solr defaults to a max of 1M file sizes specifically so you _know_ when you are pushing large files around. You can change that with setting jute.maxbuffer, see the ZooKeeper admin guide.
But if you put the jar file in the right place, it should have been found. I did note that you put it in a different place than you specified in sorlconfig.xml, but if it's in the classpath it should be found. Try starting Solr with the -v option, that'll show you where everything is loaded from (or looked for). That may provide a clue. Best, Erick On Mon, Apr 2, 2018 at 2:25 AM, void <sauravsus...@gmail.com> wrote: > I have used a custom filter provided by a jar in schema.xml in standalone > Solr like below > > <filter class="com.x.yFilterFactory" > stopWordDictionary="resources/yStopWords"/> > > And for this, > > I have loaded the jar in solrconfig.xml like below > > <lib dir="./../plugins/" regex=".*\.jar" /> > > It's working fine But when I've tried to use it in solrcloud with external > zookeeper mode I've got an error 'IO exception' maybe for uploading a large > jar file in zookeeper. > > I've also tried to put this jar in the lib folder of solr home but got error > 'Plugin init failure' > > After that, I've tried blob store api but the documentation says "Blob store > can only be used to dynamically load components configured in > solrconfig.xml. Components specified in schema.xml cannot be loaded from > blob store" > > So, how can I use custom filter class in schema.xml in solrcloud mode with > external zookeeper configuration > > > > > > > -- > Sent from: http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/Solr-User-f472068.html
