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Sfx4Solr
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This searcher module leverages [Sunspot](http://sunspot.github.com/) to index SFX AZ Titles in Solr.
In order to use this module, you first need to set up Sunspot in your applications by adding the sunspot_rails
gem to you Gemfile
gem 'sunspot_rails'
and requiring sunspot_rails in your config/application.rb under umlaut
require "umlaut"
require "sunspot_rails"
Then run
$ bundle install
$ rails generate sunspot_rails:install
This will create a file config/sunspot.yml. You can configure the information about your Solr instance here.
If you don't feel like running your own solr instance, [Websolr](http://websolr.com/) has built in Sunspot support.
You'll also need to specify your SFX4 DBs in your databases.yml. The configuration names are different from the Sfx4
SearchMethod in order to avoid (promote?) ambiguity and confusion.
sfx4_global:
adapter: mysql2
host: sfx.library.edu
port: 3310
database: sfxglb41
username:
password:
pool: 30
encoding: utf8
sfx_db:
adapter: mysql2
host: sfx.library.edu
port: 3310
database: sfxlcl41
username:
password:
pool: 30
encoding: utf8
Once your Solr instance is configured and started, run
$ rake sunspot:reindex[,Sfx4::Local::AzTitle]
to index the AZ titles in Solr. This reindex should probably be run periodically and coincide with SFX KB updates.
After the reindex is complete, add this to your UmlautController search config
az_search_method SearchMethods::Sfx4Solr::Local
and you should be up and running with SFX indexed in Solr.
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