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Solrj is a java client to access solr. It offers a java interface to add, update, and query the solr index. This page describes the use of the SolrJ releases included with Solr 1.4.x releases, with the 1.4.x war files. For information on using SolrJ with Solr1.3 and Solr1.2, see the Solrj1.3 page. SolrJ/Solr cross-version compatibility SolrJ generally maintains backwards compatibility, so you can
The document discusses the open source search platform Solr, describing how it provides a RESTful web interface and Java client for full text search capabilities. It covers installing and configuring Solr, adding and querying data via its HTTP API, and using the SolrJ Java client library. The presentation also highlights key Solr features like faceting, filtering, and scaling for performance.Read
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This document provides an overview of Solr, an open source enterprise search platform. It describes Solr's core functions like indexing, searching, and analyzing documents. It also explains how to configure Solr for indexing, querying, highlighting search results, and more. Various Solr query syntax and relevancy tuning options are demonstrated through examples.Read less
- The document discusses using Lucene and Hadoop to build large-scale search engines. Lucene is introduced as a Java-based search engine library, while Hadoop is a framework for distributed storage and processing of large datasets. - Code examples are provided for creating a Lucene index from files and for performing searches on the indexed data. - The presentation agenda indicates it will cover L
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Yesterday at YAPC::Asia 2009, I did a LT introducing verious techniques to write hot-deployable servers, and introduced a perl module called Server::Starter that encapsulates the burden of developing support for hot-deployment within each TCP server program. The presentation slides are on Slideshare.
Introduction One of the new things in Solr 1.4 that I am particularly excited about is the new document and search results clustering capabilities. This is an optional module that lives in Solrâs contrib/clustering directory and was added via SOLR-769. The module is designed to allow people to either use the existing clustering capabilities, currently only search result clustering is offered via
With Swarm, Ian Clarke demonstrates a novel approach to programming distributed systems using Scala's serializable delimited continuations. Ian, CEO of Uprizer Labs and developer of SenseArray, is possibly best known for designing and coordinating Freenet, a popular P2P distributed network storage application. He presented Swarm at the IEEE Ninth International Conference on Peer-to-Peer Computing
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