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Thanks for a writing this article it’s much appreciated.
There are close two zero articles about installing Solr in production. So thanks.
I am on my 3′ day pulling the my hair out (; I can’t figure out how to have multiple cores each with its own schema using a config set for all the shared files.
I have posted a question on Stackoverflow, maybe you can answer it? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49318900/can-a-solr-core-use-a-config-set-and-have-its-own-schema-file
Hi Roman Pighetti,
Regarding:
https://www.francelabs.com/blog/entity-extraction-using-the-tagger-handler-aka-solrtexttagger/, you mention the parent project OpenSextant, Thanks!
Here I see you dive deep into SolrTextTagger itself — as a follow-up, I suggest an article on a fuller application using SolrTextTagger — OpenSextant’s Xponents is a full geotagger SDK and service (https://opensextant.github.io/Xponents/) that features the Solr 7.4+ Text Tagger.
The code base for “SolrTextTagger” is no longer maintained under OpenSextant. But we still have active projects there, such as Xponents and Gazetteer.
I am very interested in search tech integration and information extraction. I offer to co-author a blog post or provide inspiration on a topic. Thank you for the detailed blog post.
Marc Ubaldino
maintainer, author, co-founder, OpenSextant.org