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Chapter 14: Solr Server and Collections
The Solr server instance runs as a separate server, which you can start or stop as a service. You can configure your Solr
collection for indexing and search capabilities using ColdFusion Administrator.
Solr collections
You can create Solr collections using ColdFusion Administrator or by using <cfcollection> tag.
The ColdFusion Administrator implements Solr support using the following panels in the Data & Services area:
ColdFusion Collections Select the Solr collection option when creating a collection. Once a Solr collection is created,
use the Index, Optimize, Purge, or Delete Actions under the Solr Collection area at the bottom of the panel.
You can also rename and alias a Solr collection in ColdFusion Administrator. To do this,
1 Click the ColdFusion collection that you need to rename from the ColdFusion Collections page. The Manage
Collection page is displayed.
2 In the Rename Collection section, enter a new name in the New Name for Collection field and click Submit.
3 To specify an alias for the collection, enter the alias in the Collection Alias field and click Submit.
Solr Server
Configure the Solr server host name, home directory, and other advance settings using the Solr Server page.
Migrate Verity Collection Use this page to migrate an existing Verity collection to Solr. The Verity server must be
running to use this utility.
Solr server
You can install and configure the Solr search service on a local or remote host. For a remote server, you can configure
the host that ColdFusion uses when performing search operations.
Use the Solr Server page to specify the Solr server host name and home directory. You can also configure advance
settings including the admin port, web application name, and buffer limit.
Migrating from Verity to Solr
There are various differences in the way the search criteria is set in Solr and Verity. For more examples of how search
criteria is set in Solr, see Solr search examples and for Verity, see Using Verity Search Expressions in Developing
ColdFusion Applications.
To migrate from Verity to Solr, see Migrating from Verity to Solr in Developing ColdFusion Applications.
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