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Valid at least since v4.0 |
Datafari allows you to add your own Solr configuration to the existing one, without modifying the original configuration files. To do so, both solrconfig.xml and schema.xml files are including custom files that are organized by sections:
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Use the files presented below to add whatever you want to the existing Solr configuration of Datafari. They will never be erased by an update in Datafari 2.x if you perform a modification, plus they are automatically included in the default conf. You can save them in order to backup your custom conf and easily port them on other Datafari installations. Keep in mind that if you chose not to use these files and to directly modify the standard solrconfig.xml file and/or schema.xml file, you will have troubles saving and restoring your modifications on a new Datafari installation or an update process. |
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Note that if for some reason you need to modify directly the solrconfig.xml file or the schema.xml file, you can do it but we strongly advise you not to do so. These files may change in future versions of Datafari and you will have to manually manage the conflict during the update process. |
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These files are not loaded automatically by Solr. As Datafari is using SolrCloud, to take these custom files into account, you must upload them to Zookeeper and then reload the Solr core
schema.xml also includes 4 custom files located in {Datafari_Home}/solr/solrcloud/FileShare/conf/customs_schema:
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