Cocould not find system property or JNDI

Thanks everyone !! Finally got a solution for this problem on Jetty server.

Instead of setting Java System variables like
Java_opts =-dsolr. SOLR. Home = "C: \ SOLR \ apache-solr-1.3.0 \ apache-solr-1.3.0 \ example \ SOLR ",
We can provide the VM arguments directly while starting the jetty server.

I am running jetty as follows-
Java-dsolr. SOLR. Home = <path_to_solr_home>-jar start. Jar

After this I am not getting any error.

Thanks,
Manu


Nicholas Piasecki-2 wrote:
>
> For what it's worth, I bumped
> Http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JETTY-854On a recent jetty Installation
> When trying to set up SOLR for a test run, so setting via JNDI may end
> Up causing even more heartburn. I ended up just using tomcat.
>
>V/R,
> Nicolas Piasecki
>
> Software developer
> Skiviez, Inc.
> Nick @ xxxxxxxxxxx
> 804-550-9406
>
> ----- Original message -----
>From: Chris hostetter [Mailto: hossman_lucene @ XXXXXXXXX]
> Sent: Tuesday, February 03,200
> To: SOLR-user @ xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: Problem with setting SOLR. SOLR. Home Property
>
> : Till now I was working with the jetty server bundled with the SOLR
> : Distribution. But I want to deploy SOLR. War to another jetty server.
>Here I
> : Am facing some problem with SOLR/home. Whenever I start the jetty
> Server, I
> : Get the following error-
> ...
> : Info: SOLR home defaulted to 'solr/'(cocould not find system property
> Or
> : JNDI)
> ...
> : Severe: cocould not start SOLR. Check SOLR/home property
> : Java. Lang. runtimeexception: Can't Find resource 'solrconfig. xml' in
> : Classpath or 'solr/CONF/', CWD = c: \ jetty-6.1.3 \ je
> ...
>
> : I have tried following options-
> :
> : 1. Added system property on Windows as 'solr. SOLR. Home'. I am able
> Get
> : Its value when I check through command prompt.
> :Http://www.nabble.com/file/p21808987/cmd.gif
>
> I don't know much about windows, but I don't think that's the same
> Thing
> As a Java System property (that looks like an enviornment variable
>Me)
>
> : 2. I also tried adding VM argument through command prompt as follows-
>
> : Set
> :
> Java_opts =-dsolr. SOLR. Home = "C: \ SOLR \ apache-solr-1.3.0 \ apache-solr-1.3.0 \
> Example \ SOLR"
> :
>: But in all the case, I am getting the above exception.
>
> What about the info line I quoted above (SOLR home defaulted
> 'Solr/'...) Are you seeing that line even when you modify the java_opts
> This way? (I'm wondering if perhaps you are setting the system property
>
> But maybe the quotes or formating or soemthing is confusing it when
>Trying
> To find that directory)... it wocould be helpful to see the * Exact * logs
> And error messages you get when trying the java_opts method... I'm
> Suspicious that maybe it's a slightly different error.
>
> : 3. I tried to retrieve the system property through Java code (it is
> The
>: Similar code that is triggered by SOLR, solrresourceloader. Java
> : Locateinstancedir () method). I get the value of system property in
> Code.
>
> Your code looks right, but I don't understand exactly what you're re saying
>
> -- Do you in fact see the path in your logging output? If so then I'm
>More confident it's a problem with formating the path correctly so Java
> Understands it.
>
> FYI: in my opinion the best way to set SOLR home is using JNDI, but you
> Didn't mention trying that...
> Http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrJetty
>
>
>-Hoss
>
>
>