This adds a Solr provider to Transformalize using SolrNet.
<add name='TestProcess' mode='init'>
<connections>
<add name='input' provider='bogus' seed='1' />
<add name='output'
provider='solr'
core='bogus'
folder='c:\temp\mysolrhome'
path='solr'
port='8983'
version='7.7.3'
max-degree-of-paralleism="2"
request-timeout="120" />
</connections>
<entities>
<add name='Contact' size='1000'>
<fields>
<add name='FirstName' />
<add name='LastName' />
<add name='Stars' type='byte' min='1' max='5' />
<add name='Reviewers' type='int' min='0' max='500' />
</fields>
</add>
</entities>
</add>This writes 1000 rows of bogus data to Solr.
<add name='TestProcess' >
<connections>
<add name='input' provider='solr' core='bogus' folder='c:\temp\mysolrhome' path='solr' port='8983' />
</connections>
<entities>
<add name='Contact' page='1' size='10'>
<fields>
<add name='firstname' />
<add name='lastname' />
<add name='stars' type='byte' />
<add name='reviewers' type='int' />
</fields>
</add>
</entities>
</add>This reads 10 rows of bogus data from Solr:
firstname,lastname,stars,reviewers Justin,Konopelski,3,153 Eula,Schinner,2,41 Tanya,Shanahan,4,412 Emilio,Hand,4,469 Rachel,Abshire,3,341 Doyle,Beatty,4,458 Delbert,Durgan,2,174 Harold,Blanda,4,125 Willie,Heaney,5,342 Sophie,Hand,2,176
Or you could just look at it in SOLR admin:
- Only tested with Solr 7.7.3 (using Docker) so far.
- Field names go into Solr as lower case.
# windows
docker run -p 8983:8983 -v %cd%/mysolrhome:/mysolrhome -e SOLR_HOME=/mysolrhome -e INIT_SOLR_HOME=yes -t solr:7.7.3
# linux
docker run -p 8983:8983 -v $PWD/mysolrhome:/mysolrhome -e SOLR_HOME=/mysolrhome -e INIT_SOLR_HOME=yes -t solr:7.7.3
Note: I ran ☝️ from c:\temp on Windows which is why folder is set to c:\temp\mysolrhome above.