Hi,

I asked my ISP if they could install Solr on their webserver. This was their response:

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Upon doing some further research I have found the Solr requirements:

http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrInstall

Our Managed servers do not support JAVA servlets as required by the SOLR module and therefore can not be installed.

We urge customers to consider alternative methods to implement a solution (which do conform to our standard environment), otherwise customers may consider a TruServ server where customers have total freedom to implement bespoke solutions.

My apologies for not noticing this sooner.
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Is this the case? Do i need to find a hosting provider that supports Java servlets in order to be able to run Solr?

Thanks

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Status: Active » Fixed

hi,

you can try using the database integration of search_api and please report how it is going.

for larger recruiter deployments, we recommend using the standard setup in combination with a SOLR server though, as the database search just won't scale good enough.

regards

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Hi dasjo,

Thanks for your response.

Have a look at my module settings for search_api and solr_search. Attached screenshots. Both are enabled. However, the search on Create_Job_per_file_upload does not work. Type in "English" under language, you would expect it to find it. Do i need to disable solr_search? It gave errors when I did that?

Thanks

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solartoasting, what you are referring to actually seems not to have anything to do with solr search at all.

the required languages field on the job form is a taxonomy field enhanced by the autocomplete deluxe module.
which languages are available will be defined at http://your.recruiter.site/admin/structure/taxonomy/languages

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

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solartoasting CreditAttribution: solartoasting commented

Thanks dasjo
That helps a lot. I added the Taxonomy terms and I can now create jobs.
I am trying to enable DB Search API over SOLR search now, to be able to search jobs and resumes.
Will let you know how I progress.

Many Thanks
ST

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Bart D'hanis CreditAttribution: Bart D'hanis commented

Can someone help me to setup a site with recruiter ? i'm trying now for weeks but do not book a lot of progress.
thanks
Bart