We have a remote server with a Solr configuration running on it. Now I want with https://code.google.com/p/luke/ check which data is indexed.
The given tool asks for the 'Path to Index directory'. My question is, where can I find it, where is it configured? I cannot find it (for as far as I know/have seen) in the solrconfig.xml or the schema.xml
Someone who know's how to help me?
Kind regards,
Pim
You may want to try a more recent version of Luke. And the index directory is normally the data directory on the same level as the conf directory which is where you found your schema.xml.
You can also see what's been indexed field-by-field in the AdminUI on the Schema Browser screen.
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Hi i am unable to get brief idea on the folder structure of opencart , I am using Opencart 2.2.0.0 and each time when i wanted to change anything on website i have to look at each file and i have to modify it accordingly , Sometimes i am unable to find the files related to the page which i am looking for .I have tried search using class names even that won't worked out properly . And when i looked at some forums for few answers there the path for a specific file is different and in my version it is located in some other path , so can anybody suggest how to understand this folder structure.
hope this will guide you
http://docs.opencart.com/en-gb/developer/module/
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I am seeing below behavior in Alfresco and read lots of relates doumentaion of alfresco but not found any clear answer.
Below are things I have done to search a file.
1. Uploaded a file named "Test.txt" in a folder having only one rule to have custom type on the uploaded docs.
2. And when I select content in "look for" option in advance search then my test file comes in result of search.
as shown below.
Then I have searched it using advance search using name property and selecting my custom type in the "look for" option in advance search then it result 0 files.
But when I set any property of test.txt file it becomes searchable using custom type in Advance search.
My question is If I just upload a file. How can it become searchable using custom type in Advance search.?
When is the indexing generated of files uploaded of custom type.
I am using Alfresco 4.1 and Solr as search engine.
Thanks,
Fouad
SOLR indexes Alfresco every 15 seconds by default, so there's no reason why your uploaded file wouldn't be indexed right away.
Are you sure your rule actually works?
I'd suggest taking the file's nodeRef, and using Node Browser to look at it's type, aspects and properties right after it enters the folder (and triggers the rule), and after you change something by hand. That might clear something up, as in why it works/does not work.
Additionally, you could search for unindexed nodes and see if your file is there:
http://docs.alfresco.com/5.0/concepts/solr-index-fix.html
I am storing the file tho be listed in a table in a sub-directory under the fileadmin tree in typo 3. I was wondering whether there is a way to get the search indexer to index this sub-directory, and possibly index the pdf files in said sub directories.
After an hour or so of searching... Yes. As described here
I have a directory and I want to save a image in that directory.
How would I know an image already exists in that directory or not?
You can determine if the file exists (by name) using the File.Exists method. There is, however, the possibility of a file being saved with the same name between the time of checking and saving your own.
In a web application I often used mapped GUID values as file names.
Anyway, I think this is what you're asking, though it isn't greatly conveyed as to your exact current predicament.
I need to change the default root directory of sun mobile emulator. I know that you can create and delete roots in the appdb/filesysytem directory, but I need the root to be outside that directory lets say at my hard drive C:/root , is it possible? Thanks, hope you can help me.
I think the root folder is a property of Device configuration.
If you are working with the toolkit that ships with Netbeans looks for an ini file in the same directory where you found the appdb directory.
My best guss is tmp_jwc_properties.ini is the file you need. I haven't yet tried it though.
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I spent some time trying to do this. But with no success so far.
The property we need to change is probably system.storage_root .
But the ini file gets over written with original values every time the IDE is restarted.
Found the original source of this temporary file in
My-NetBeans-path\mobility\Java_ME_platform_SDK_3.0\runtimes\cldc-hi-javafx\bin\jwc_properties.ini
As far as I could figure out, the IDE loads settings from this file and adds default values for settings that are not specified in this file.
I'm also new to these tool kits. Please leave a response here if you succeed in doing this.