#Solr 4.10.3 reference install

# cp-r solr/usr/local/solr/solrhome (Note: cp-r copies the solr folder together, so pay attention to the xml Path of solr project configuration)ħ: Tell the solr server the location of solrhome. Solrhome is the directory that stores all the configuration files on the solr server.Ĭreate the solrhome folder under/usr/local/solr

# cp x/usr/local/solr/tomcat/webapps/solr/WEB-INF/lib/Ħ. Copy all jar packages under the solr-4.10.3/example/lib/ext directory to the solr project. Start tomcat to automatically decompress the package. # cp solr-4.10.3.war/usr/local/solr/tomcat/webapps/solr. Deploy the solr-4.10.3/dist/solr-4.10.3.war package to tomcat. Licenses: Some license information related to solr war, which can be used as a running instance project of solr. You only need to configure Solr to implement full-text retrieval.Ĭontrib: Contribution software/plug-ins of solr to enhance solr functionality.ĭist: This directory contains war and jar files generated during the build process, as well as related dependent files.Įxample/solr: This directory is a Core directory of Solr that contains the default configuration information.Įxample/multicore: This directory contains multiple Core directories set in Solr multicore.Įxample/webapps: This directory contains solr. Solr provides a richer query language than Lucene, supports configuration and scalability, and optimizes indexing and search performance. It is a full-text search Server Based on Lucene. Solr is a top-level open-source project under Apache developed using Java.

#Solr 4.10.3 reference install

Install solr 4.10.3 and centossolr on CentOS