We are using lucene indexing and deploying alfresco 3.4 war using Alfresco SDK 3.4
Now we aim to use an Solr indexing and deploying another alfresco war (alfresco 4.2) but still remaining Alfresco SDK 3.4
My question is: can we use an Solr indexing even with Alfresco SDK 3.4?
Thanks in advance,
TL;DR - No
From the Alfresco and SOLR wiki page:
From Alfresco 4.0, Solr is available to support search within the Alfresco repository.
In order for Alfresco to support indexing and searching through an external SOLR instance, rather than with the existing in-transactional same-JVM Lucene index support, took quite a lot of work. This was one of the big changes in Alfresco 4.0.
From Alfresco 4.0 onwards, you have a choice between using SOLR, or the old-style in-transactional Lucene indexing. 3.x (and before!) only support in-transactional Lucene. None of the code needed to support SOLR is in 3.x
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I'm trying to activate the indexing for document contents in the DAM using AEM 6.0. I've already activated SolR according to the documentation, but PDFs and DOC files in the dams don't get fully indexed as they were in AEM(CQ) 5.6.1 somehow.
I'm sure I'm probably missing something very obvious but the lack of actual documentation isn't really helping.
Unless of course this is another feature that disappeared with AEM 6.0 and hasn't been reimplemented, like the spellchecker support.
This is the document I've followed
http://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/aem/6-0/deploy/upgrade/queries-and-indexing.html
Ok it seems this is fixed in Oak 1.0.9, which AEM 6.0 SP2 has.
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OAK-2286
So I guess an upgrade is going to be needed.
I have liferay 5.2 EE5 integrated with solr 1.4. I would like to upgrade solr to newer version (for example: 3.6). Does anyone know how to do it? Or maybe someone integrated liferay 5.2 with solr 3.6 or newer?
I will be grateful for any help.
Regards.
I have worked on dnn 7.1 . I have use the search code like this.
<dnn:SEARCH ID="dnnSearch" runat="server" ShowSite="false"
ShowWeb="false" EnableTheming="true" Submit="Search"
CssClass="SearchButton" />
but in this only search the pages in the site not search the documents in the site.
Please any one help me..
Document search is something that will be dependent on the modules you are using and the edition of DotNetNuke that you are using.
How are your documents stored?
Are you using DNN Professional, or the community version? DNN 7.1 Pro version indexes documents and site pages. The community version indexes site pages only.
DNN by default does not search documents (pdf, doc, xls etc). Your best bet is to get one of the modules that uses the Lucene search/index engine. I had to do this years ago to index the content of documents for the DNN search (back in version 4). It worked okay and I imagine the process has only gotten better.
This is one that uses it: http://store.dnnsoftware.com/home/product-details/dnn-search-engine-pssitesearch-2029
Does anyone know what version of Solr that Solandra will support? Is it just the latest version? I'm most concerned with the geospatial capabilities of Solr and I would like to know if Solandra will support this.
A link would be great also. Thanks.
Solandra uses Solr 3.2 currently so geo is supported
What is the best way to deploy solr 4.x in a running jboss 6.x application server instance?
Well, JBoss features an embedded Tomcat, so I'd start by reading the docs about Solr and Tomcat. There's also some specific docs for JBoss, and of course there's the wiki page for general installation instructions.