solr索引mysqlDIH链接

Download the JDBC Driver Download the JDBC Driver for MySQL from http://mysql.spd.co.il/Downloads/Connector-J/mysql-connector-java-3.1.14.zip Put the mysql-connector-java-3.1.14-bin.jar in Solr Dir/example/lib Configuring Solr to Use MySQL

Download the JDBC Driver

Download the JDBC Driver for MySQL from http://mysql.spd.co.il/Downloads/Connector-J/mysql-connector-java-3.1.14.zip
Put the "mysql-connector-java-3.1.14-bin.jar" in

Solr Dir/example/lib

Configuring Solr to Use MySQL

Solr can be configured to connect to a MySQL Data base using the DataImportHandler. To do so first in

solrconfig.xml

(This file would be in

Solr Dir/example/conf

) add a new requestHandler which is handled by DIH (DataImportHandler).

 
 name
="/dataimport"
 


     class
="org.apache.solr.handler.dataimport.DataImportHandler"
>



    
 name
="defaults"
>



      
 name
="config"
>

data-config.xml>




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Create a new file called data-config.xml in the same directory and configure the database connection and table schema to reflect your database structure.

Sample data-config.xml

>




	
 type
="JdbcDataSource"



   driver
="com.mysql.jdbc.Driver"



   url
="jdbc:mysql://SERVER/DATABASE"



   user
="USERNAME"
 


   password
="PASSWORD"
/>



	
 name
="content"
>



        
 name
="node"
 query
="select node.nid AS nid,node_revisions.body AS body,node_revisions.title AS title from node,node_revisions where node.status = 1 and node.nid = node_revisions.nid and node.vid = node_revisions.vid"
>



            
 column
="nid"
 name
="id"
 />



            
 column
="body"
 name
="body"
 />



            
 column
="title"
 name
="title"
 />



        >




    >




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The dataSource configuration attributes , query in entity tag and database fields must be modified to match your database structure. The Query given in the example is a simple Join of the drupal node and node revisions tables.

Now restart or start ApacheSolr using java -jar start.jar .

Hit the full-commit url (http://SERVER:PORT/solr/dataimport?command=full-import) and your website would start getting indexed.

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 name
="responseHeader"
>




 name
="status"
>

0>





 name
="QTime"
>

0>




>




 


 name
="initArgs"
>



 


 name
="defaults"
>




 name
="config"
>

data-config.xml>




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>





 name
="command"
>

full-import>





 name
="status"
>

idle>





 name
="importResponse"
/>



 


 name
="statusMessages"
>




 name
="Total Requests made to DataSource"
>

1>





 name
="Total Rows Fetched"
>

1056>





 name
="Total Documents Skipped"
>

0>





 name
="Full Dump Started"
>

2010-02-22 14:46:35>




 


 name
=""
>



Indexing completed. Added/Updated: 1056 documents. Deleted 0 documents.

>





 name
="Committed"
>

2010-02-22 14:46:42>





 name
="Optimized"
>

2010-02-22 14:46:42>





 name
="Total Documents Processed"
>

1056>





 name
="Time taken "
>

0:0:6.562>




>




 


 name
="WARNING"
>



This response format is experimental.  It is likely to change in the future.

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