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Simple example of Solr Block Joins between Parents and Children, implemented in SolrJ
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Solr Nested Documents and Block Joins v0.2, 7/1/2014, mark dot bennett at lucidworks dot com Simple programs to demonstrate Parent / Child joins in Solr using the SolrJ API Requires: Java 1.7 or above Demo 1: Solr 4.5 or above; 4.9.0 used here Demo 2: Requires Solr 4.9.0 Script assumes Unix Bash Shell could run on Windows if proper classpath is set Demo 1 vs. Demo 2 Demo 1 shows basic joins Demo 2 goes further: - Index the nested documents - Be able to do normal queries - Use parent / child Block Joins in queries - Be able to query for either parent or child records - Get nested query results with both record types using the [child] Transformer (this is new in Solr 4.9.0) - Use eDismax to alter the relevancy - Show how to use custom parameters - Show the full Solr URL to allow for easy edits and testing Just want to look? Just view the files NestedDocs1 & 2.java and sample-output1 & 2.txt To actually run... Setup Solr: Download Solr (for example 4.9.0) Unzip / untar cd solr-4.9.0/example java -jar start.jar # Java code uses fields defined in the default schema.xml Run this example: Be in this main directory ./jr1.sh # jr = "java run" ./jr2.sh # second, fancier demo # Ignore warnings starting with "SLF4J: ...", this is just SolrJ logging nonsense. Recompile: This ships with compiled .class files But you can recompile with: ./jc.sh # jc = "java compile", compiles both demos Perhaps useful if you want to change the code or use older Solr or Java versions
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