SOLR and Tomcat Configuration

< c13>1 Overview

SOLR is a stand-alone enterprise Search application server that provides API interfaces similar to Web-service. The user can submit an XML file of a certain format to the search engine server via an HTTP request, generate an index, or make a lookup request through an HTTP GET operation and get the returned result in XML format.

SOLR is a high performance, JAVA5 developed, Lucene-based full-text Search server. At the same time, it is extended to provide a richer query language than Lucene, while it can be configured, extensible and optimized for query performance, and provides a perfect function management interface, is a very good full-text search engine.

2 Related Configurations

Note: It is relatively cumbersome to configure the operation of the Tomcat deployment SOLR, the simplest way to start SOLR is to start SOLR directly, since SOLR has built-in service containers that can be started without relying on Tomcat,

For details, refer to: http://blog.csdn.net/vtopqx/article/details/73223715

2.1 Downloads

SOLR Download: http://archive.apache.org/dist/lucene/solr/

Tomcat Download (must download version 8.0 or above): http://tomcat.apache.org/

2.2 File Configuration

1, download SOLR and Tomcat decompression, and create solr_home empty directory,

Enter the SOLR directory: G:\solr_test\solr-5.5.4\server\solr-webapp

Copy the WebApp from the Solr-webapp directory to the WebApps directory of Tomcat and rename it to SOLR, as shown below:

2. Copy the jar package from SOLR to the Tomcat directory

Entering G:\solr_test\solr-5.5.4\server\lib\ext will be a few jars

Copy to G:\solr_test\apache-tomcat-7.0.77\webapps\solr\WEB-INF\lib

3. Copy Log4j.properties to the Tomcat directory under the SOLR directory

Entering G:\solr_test\solr-5.5.4\server\resources will be a few jars

Copy to G:\solr_test\apache-tomcat-7.0.77\webapps\solr\WEB-INF\classes

Note: If you do not have a classes directory, you need to create it manually.

4. Create Solr_home

Enter G:\solr_test\solr-5.5.4\server

Copy Solr to the Solr_home directory

5. Modify the Solr_home reference path

Enter Tomcat under SOLR directory G:\solr_test\apache-tomcat-7.0.77\webapps\solr\WEB-INF modify Web. xml

Open the comments in the <env-entry-name> tag in the Web. xml file to change the value to the path of the solr_home that you just set, as shown in the following figure

2.3 Testing

When the above configuration is complete, start tomcat

Browser access: http://localhost:8080/solr/admin.html

2.4 Creating a core

1. Copy Basic Configuration

Enter the SOLR_HOME\SOLR directory to create the core

such as: G:\SOLR_TEST\SOLR_HOME\SOLR, and copy the Conf configuration in the SOLR case to the Solr_core,

Enter: Copy conf folder to Solr_core in G:\solr_test\solr-5.5.4\server\solr\configsets\sample_techproducts_configs

2. Create Core

On the Manage Platform page for core creation, the name must be as solr_core as the file directory name created in the previous step, as follows

Once created, you can see the core information and generate a data index data store file in the Solr_home directory:

At this point, the Tomcat deployment SOLR configuration is complete.