Upgraded Solr plugin to Grails 2.0 and Solr 3.5.0 - #2
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Change to Solr 3.1 hsin syntax (http://wiki.apache.org/solr/FunctionQuery#hsin.2C_ghhsin_-_Haversine_Formula) Fix integration tests
bumped grailsVersion from 1.1 due to use of dependency management
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Hello! Is this plugin dead? I mean does some body going to develop it further? I was looking for a good plugin to integrate my grails application with the Solr, and i wonder there are no plugins except this one. |
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Hi Mike,
I've upgraded the plugin and have been using the client side for the last month (but in this case data is posted directly into Solr rather than using the GORM events).
Just got some time to fix the embedded Solr and integration tests - one thing to look at is the change to lines 97 & 294 in DomainMethodTests.groovy
Thanks,
Robin