In the SOLR and Tomcat integration article, the index library I used is mycore, now take this as an example.
The first thing to prepare the jar package: Solr-dataimporthandler-4.8.1.jar, Solr-dataimporthandler-extras-4.8.1.jar and Mysql-connector-java-5.0.7-bin.jar These three packages to SOLR's Tomcat's webapps\solr\ Web-inf\lib under
In this folder conf configure two files, add a file. Configure Solrconfig.xml first.
Add a new node under the file.
<RequestHandlername= "/dataimport"class= "Org.apache.solr.handler.dataimport.DataImportHandler"> <LSTname= "Defaults"> <Strname= "config">Data-config.xml</Str> </LST> </RequestHandler>
Create the Data-config.xml in the same directory as the Solrconfig.xml.
Configuration:
<Dataconfig> <DataSourcetype= "Jdbcdatasource"Driver= "Com.mysql.jdbc.Driver"URL= "Jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/courseman"User= "root"Password= "MySQL" /> <Document> <Entityname= "Student"Query= "SELECT * FROM Student"> <Fieldcolumn= "id"name= "id" /> <Fieldcolumn= "Name"name= "Name" /> <Fieldcolumn= "Gender"name= "Gender" /> <Fieldcolumn= "Major"name= "Major" /> <Fieldcolumn= "Grade"name= "Grade" /> </Entity> </Document></Dataconfig>
Configuration of the Schemal.xml
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The default file is not like this, slightly changed.
The type of field is defined according to the name of FieldType. The class is SOLR custom and cannot be changed.
Some of the others explain later.
You can now import data from your database into SOLR.
Click Execute to do it.
The data for the database came in.
The table for the database.
database table structure.
Import data from a database into the SOLR index library