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[Solr Wiki] Update of "WhyNoWar" by ShawnHeisey
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https://wiki.apache.org/solr/WhyNoWar?action=diff&rev1=23&rev2=24
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Added a little more to the context path section - it probably won't be configurable in the standalone app.
=== The webapp context path ===
- The context path for Solr has been hardcoded to /solr since 5.0. Scripts that come with Solr assume this. The admin UI that became standard in 6.0 assumes this. Although you can change the configuration in Jetty to use a different context path, the admin UI and much of the scripting are going to stop working if you do. Fixing these problems will require manual editing of many different parts of the system. It is difficult to accommodate a user-configurable context path in all tools, so it is unlikely that this decision will be revisited.
+ The context path for Solr has been hardcoded to /solr since 5.0. Scripts that come with Solr assume this. The admin UI that became standard in 6.0 assumes this. Although you can change the configuration in Jetty to use a different context path, the admin UI and much of the scripting are going to stop working if you do. Fixing these problems will require manual editing of many different parts of the system. It is difficult to accommodate a user-configurable context path in all tools, so it is unlikely that this decision will be revisited. Additionally, when/if Solr becomes a standalone app, it is unlikely that the path will remain configurable.
== Can I still deploy Solr 5.x or 6.x in another container? ==