Well, a couple of things:
1> Solr does NOT index documents in XML, that
is just the input format. Well, one of the input
formats. Internally there's a complex inverted
index storage format.
2> What do you mean "organize into folders"? The
common way is just to put them all into a single
core and also index a field with the path to the file.
You can then do things like "show all files in
folder X" by adding an fq=filepath:"path/to/folder/x"
to your query.
Also look at PathTokenizerHierarchyFactory for
interesting ways to get partial paths, in the above
you'd use fq=filepath:"path/to" to get everything in the
tree below "path/to"..
But this really sounds like an XY problem. You've asked
for information about cores without clearly stating what
problem you're trying to solve. How are people intending
to _use_ the search app you're going to build?
Best,
Erick
On Sat, Mar 8, 2014 at 7:01 AM, blach <stag...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
> I'm beginner in Apache Solr,
> My task is to organize folders inside the Solr
> I've read a bit about collections, cores, and all that, what I don't
> understand is why every document inside the collection is in XML or Json?
> how can I put my folder inside Solr, should I create another collection, and
> put my converted data (to xml) into it?
> please guide me I'm lost.
>
> Best regards.
>
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