Hi Bruno,
IntelliJ IDEA has a one-click way of downloading the source jars of
dependencies into your project. I'd look for something similar in Netbeans
rather than trying to hack together a Maven build of Solr yourself.
Michael Della Bitta
Applications Developer
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I dont want to change solr just extend it, but it would be nice to have the
source code on the project so that I can debug it in Netbeans. Do I need to
include jetty too? By the way (this is a little off-topic sorry) do you
know any site that explains how maven works in a straight-forward way? All
You want to change the solr source code itself or you want to create your
own Tokenizers and things? If the later why not just set up solr as a
dependency in your pom.xml like so:
org.apache.lucene
lucene-test-framework
test
${solr.version}
org.apache.solr
solr-test-framework
Hello all,
I am building Solr's source code through maven in order to develop on top
of it on Netbeans (As no ant task was made to Netbeans... not cool!).
Three doubts about that:
1. How can I execute the solr server?
2. How can i debug the solr server?
3. If I create new packages (RequestHandle
