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==Introduction==
 
==Introduction==
DSpace has two methods of creating and logging statistical data, namely the original "default" method and the "Elastic" engine method. Both can be enabled, however it is prudent to only use one method. Please check the references links in each method before you decide which method to use!
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DSpace has two methods of creating and logging statistical data, namely the original "default" method and the "Elastic" engine method. Both can be enabled, however it is prudent to only use one method. Please check the references links in each method before you decide which method to use! Both methods use the SOLR DB, hence the requirements.
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==Requirements==
 
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<font color="red">'''Before attempting setup please make sure the following are correct:'''</font>

Revision as of 09:49, 26 January 2015

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Introduction

DSpace has two methods of creating and logging statistical data, namely the original "default" method and the "Elastic" engine method. Both can be enabled, however it is prudent to only use one method. Please check the references links in each method before you decide which method to use! Both methods use the SOLR DB, hence the requirements.

Requirements

Before attempting setup please make sure the following are correct:

  1. Tomcat is listening on TCP port 80.
  2. The SOLR webapp is correctly published.

Using Elastic Engine

Using Default Engine

Standards

Check SOLR webapp operation

If you have problems with the SOLR webapp, then complete the following to check its operation.

Install the "lynx" application.

sudo apt-get install lynx

Then type the following in the console:

lynx http://localhost/solr

You should get the following:

Lynx-solr.png

If not debug the solr webapp until you can.

Remember to restart the Tomcat server for each change you make to a webapp configuration.

SOLR Help

General

Maintaining SOLR

DSpace Settings

Querying the SOLR DB

Tips