I need to compare the both solutions ElasticSearch and Solr, then choose
one of them to integrate it on my webapp, so i'm using tomcat6 server and i
installed/Configured Solr.war in my webapp without any probleme then i
search to integrate ElasticSearch with tomcat i didn't find enough
informations.
so if some one know steps to do or know any other solution to my probleme,
describe that step by step.
thanks,
unlike SOLR , elasticsearch does not require a Java container, however you
can always instantiate ES in embedded mode within your J2EE application.
more details available here.
On Friday, May 9, 2014 7:43:56 AM UTC-5, anass benjelloun wrote:
Hello,
I need to compare the both solutions Elasticsearch and Solr, then choose
one of them to integrate it on my webapp, so i'm using tomcat6 server and i
installed/Configured Solr.war in my webapp without any probleme then i
search to integrate Elasticsearch with tomcat i didn't find enough
informations.
so if some one know steps to do or know any other solution to my probleme,
describe that step by step.
thanks,
I would be best to manage elasticsearch outside of tomcat and use the java
or rest api to communicate with ES from within your app. If you absolutely
must run ES within tomcat, have a look at the wares transport[1].
On Fri, May 9, 2014 at 8:02 AM, Hariharan Vadivelu hariinfo@gmail.comwrote:
unlike SOLR , elasticsearch does not require a Java container, however you
can always instantiate ES in embedded mode within your J2EE application.
more details available here.
On Friday, May 9, 2014 7:43:56 AM UTC-5, anass benjelloun wrote:
Hello,
I need to compare the both solutions Elasticsearch and Solr, then choose
one of them to integrate it on my webapp, so i'm using tomcat6 server and i
installed/Configured Solr.war in my webapp without any probleme then i
search to integrate Elasticsearch with tomcat i didn't find enough
informations.
so if some one know steps to do or know any other solution to my
probleme, describe that step by step.
thanks,
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