Hard-pressed SOLR + Resin

Resin3.1.9 & solr1.4.1 can be downloaded from the official website.

Install resin:

tar xzvf resin-version.tar.gzcd resin-version ./configure --prefix=/opt/resin \--enable-lfs \--with-java-home=/path/to/your/jdkmake make install

Configure SOLR:

cp apache-solr-1.4.1/example/webapps/solr.war /data/www/cp -r apache-solr-1.4.1/example/solr/ /data/www/

Add the resin configuration file (the last 10 rows are probably changed. Read the document carefully for the specific meaning, which is too hard ):

<! -- Resin 3.1 configuration file. --> <resin xmlns = "http://caucho.com/ns/resin" xmlns: resin = "http://caucho.com/ns/resin/core"> <! -- Adds all. jar files under the resin/lib directory --> <class-loader> <tree-loader Path = "$ {resin. home}/EXT-lib "/> <tree-loader Path =" $ {resin. root}/EXT-lib "/> <tree-loader Path =" $ {resin. home}/lib "/> <tree-loader Path =" $ {resin. root}/lib "/> </class-loader> <! ---Management configuration--remote management requires at least one enabled admin user. --> <management Path = "$ {resin. root}/admin "> <user name =" admin "Password =" password "Disable =" true "/> </Management> <! -- Logging configuration for the JDK logging API. --> <log name = "" level = "info" Path = "stdout:" timestamp = "[% H: % m: % S. % s] {%{ thread }}"/> <! ---'Info' for production-'Fine 'or 'finer' for development and troubleshooting --> <logger name = "com. caucho "level =" info "/> <logger name =" com. caucho. java "level =" Config "/> <logger name =" com. caucho. loader "level =" Config "/> <! -- For production sites, change dependency-check-interval to something-like 600 s, so it only checks for updates every 10 minutes. --> <dependency-check-interval> 2 S </dependency-check-interval> <! -- Sets the default character encoding to UTF-8---> <character-encoding> UTF-8 </character-encoding> <! -- You can change the compiler to "javac", "Eclipse" or "internal". --> <javac compiler = "internal" ARGs = "-source 1.5"/> <! -- Security providers.-<security-provider>-com.sun.net. SSL. Internal. SSL. provider-</security-provider> --> <! -- Uncomment to use resin's XML implementations--<system-property javax. XML. parsers. documentbuilderfactory-= "com. caucho. XML. parsers. xmldocumentbuilderfactory "/>-<system-property javax. XML. parsers. saxparserfactory-= "com. caucho. XML. parsers. xmlsaxparserfactory "/> --> <cluster id =" app-tier "> <! -- Sets the content root for the cluster, relative to server. Root --> <root-directory>. </root-directory> <server-default> <! -- The http port --> 

The error message returned when resin cannot be started.

/opt/resin/bin/httpd.sh: line 40: exec: -j: invalid optionexec: usage: exec [-cl] [-a name] file [redirection ...]

Later I compared httpd. Sh with jxg, and found that it was slightly different (it seems that I still want to learn shell ):
Original version:
#! /bin/sh## See contrib/init.resin for /etc/rc.d/init.d startup script## resin.sh can be called like apachectl## resin.sh         -- execs resin in the foreground# resin.sh start   -- starts resin in the background# resin.sh stop    -- stops resin# resin.sh restart -- restarts resin## resin.sh will return a status code if the wrapper detects an error, but# some errors, like bind exceptions or Java errors, are not detected.## To install, you'll need to configure JAVA_HOME and RESIN_HOME and# copy contrib/init.resin to /etc/rc.d/init.d/resin.  Then# use "unix# /sbin/chkconfig resin on"if test -n "${JAVA_HOME}"; then  if test -z "${JAVA_EXE}"; then    JAVA_EXE=$JAVA_HOME/bin/java  fifi## trace script and simlinks to find the wrapper#if test -z "${RESIN_HOME}"; then  script=`/bin/ls -l $0 | awk '{ print $NF; }'`  while test -h "$script"  do    script=`/bin/ls -l $script | awk '{ print $NF; }'`  done  bin=`dirname $script`  RESIN_HOME="$bin/.."fiexec $JAVA_EXE -jar ${RESIN_HOME}/lib/resin.jar $*
Jxg must be:
#! /bin/sh## See contrib/init.resin for /etc/rc.d/init.d startup script## resin.sh can be called like apachectl## resin.sh         -- execs resin in the foreground# resin.sh start   -- starts resin in the background# resin.sh stop    -- stops resin# resin.sh restart -- restarts resin## resin.sh will return a status code if the wrapper detects an error, but# some errors, like bind exceptions or Java errors, are not detected.## To install, you'll need to configure JAVA_HOME and RESIN_HOME and# copy contrib/init.resin to /etc/rc.d/init.d/resin.  Then# use "unix# /sbin/chkconfig resin on"if test -n "${JAVA_HOME}"; then  if test -z "${JAVA_EXE}"; then    JAVA_EXE=$JAVA_HOME/bin/java  fifiif test -z "${JAVA_EXE}"; then  JAVA_EXE=javafi## trace script and simlinks to find the wrapper#if test -z "${RESIN_HOME}"; then  script=`/bin/ls -l $0 | awk '{ print $NF; }'`  while test -h "$script"  do    script=`/bin/ls -l $script | awk '{ print $NF; }'`  done  bin=`dirname $script`  RESIN_HOME="$bin/.."fiexec $JAVA_EXE -jar ${RESIN_HOME}/lib/resin.jar $*