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Posted to users@solr.apache.org by Somnath Kumar <so...@gmail.com> on 2022/12/19 22:20:45 UTC
Compiling and running solr locally on mac
Hello, I am a newbie to Solr and am trying to compile and run locally on
mac. Pointer to any documentation for newcomers to do this will be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks,
Som
Re: Compiling and running solr locally on mac
Posted by Gus Heck <gu...@gmail.com>.
Also, if you are compiling and running locally while trying to develop
customized solr (or contributions) the script at dev-tools/scripts/cloud.sh
may be useful. It is however designed to work with a locally running
zookeeper for enhanced realism. The beginning of that script contains a
long comment for documentation.
On Sat, Dec 24, 2022 at 3:36 PM Dave <ha...@gmail.com> wrote:
> That’s awesome. Also Perl should be on every Unix system. Personally I
> used homebrew and it was super fast and easy to get it up and going
>
> > On Dec 24, 2022, at 3:28 PM, Somnath Kumar <so...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
> >
> > Thank you Shawn. Just tried this and it worked!
> >
> > Som
> >
> >> On Mon, Dec 19, 2022 at 9:28 PM Shawn Heisey <ap...@elyograg.org>
> wrote:
> >>
> >>> On 12/19/22 15:20, Somnath Kumar wrote:
> >>> Hello, I am a newbie to Solr and am trying to compile and run locally
> on
> >>> mac. Pointer to any documentation for newcomers to do this will be
> >> greatly
> >>> appreciated.
> >>
> >> You will need a JDK and perl.
> >>
> >> For Solr 8.x, you need JDK8 at a minimum, and 11 is probably better. I
> >> don't think I would go any higher than JDK 11 for 8.x. Jumping too many
> >> major releases can cause problems.
> >>
> >> For 9.x, you need JDK 11 at a minimum, and 17 is probably better.
> >>
> >> My stepdaughter's mac has perl installed and I don't think she has ever
> >> installed it herself. I doubt she has any idea how to use perl.
> >>
> >> There's probably some easy way to install a JDK on a mac. I have one
> >> from work around here somewhere but I can't find it right now so I don't
> >> have explicit steps.
> >>
> >> Perl and the JDK will be enough to run either of these commands (which
> >> are appropriate for Solr 9.x, not 8.x):
> >>
> >> ./gradlew clean dev
> >> ./gradlew clean distTar
> >>
> >> The dev target gets you a directory with a runnable solr in:
> >> solr/packaging/build/dev/
> >>
> >> The distTar target gets you a file named something like:
> >> solr/packaging/build/distributions/solr-9.2.0-SNAPSHOT.tgz
> >> which works exactly like the binary Solr download.
> >>
> >> If you want to do one of the more comprehensive build targets that
> >> involve building the documentation (and maybe the targets involving
> >> tests), you will also need python3, which is also installed on my
> >> stepdaughter's mac and I don't think it would be something she would
> >> have downloaded.
> >>
> >> Thanks,
> >> Shawn
> >>
>
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Re: Compiling and running solr locally on mac
Posted by Dave <ha...@gmail.com>.
That’s awesome. Also Perl should be on every Unix system. Personally I used homebrew and it was super fast and easy to get it up and going
> On Dec 24, 2022, at 3:28 PM, Somnath Kumar <so...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Thank you Shawn. Just tried this and it worked!
>
> Som
>
>> On Mon, Dec 19, 2022 at 9:28 PM Shawn Heisey <ap...@elyograg.org> wrote:
>>
>>> On 12/19/22 15:20, Somnath Kumar wrote:
>>> Hello, I am a newbie to Solr and am trying to compile and run locally on
>>> mac. Pointer to any documentation for newcomers to do this will be
>> greatly
>>> appreciated.
>>
>> You will need a JDK and perl.
>>
>> For Solr 8.x, you need JDK8 at a minimum, and 11 is probably better. I
>> don't think I would go any higher than JDK 11 for 8.x. Jumping too many
>> major releases can cause problems.
>>
>> For 9.x, you need JDK 11 at a minimum, and 17 is probably better.
>>
>> My stepdaughter's mac has perl installed and I don't think she has ever
>> installed it herself. I doubt she has any idea how to use perl.
>>
>> There's probably some easy way to install a JDK on a mac. I have one
>> from work around here somewhere but I can't find it right now so I don't
>> have explicit steps.
>>
>> Perl and the JDK will be enough to run either of these commands (which
>> are appropriate for Solr 9.x, not 8.x):
>>
>> ./gradlew clean dev
>> ./gradlew clean distTar
>>
>> The dev target gets you a directory with a runnable solr in:
>> solr/packaging/build/dev/
>>
>> The distTar target gets you a file named something like:
>> solr/packaging/build/distributions/solr-9.2.0-SNAPSHOT.tgz
>> which works exactly like the binary Solr download.
>>
>> If you want to do one of the more comprehensive build targets that
>> involve building the documentation (and maybe the targets involving
>> tests), you will also need python3, which is also installed on my
>> stepdaughter's mac and I don't think it would be something she would
>> have downloaded.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Shawn
>>
How to attach IntelliJ as debugger for locally compile solr on mac
Posted by Somnath Kumar <so...@gmail.com>.
Hello, I am trying to debug Solr using Intellij on mac. This is for solr
that I have locally compiled from from the latest source code (version 9)
that I got from github. Can someone please point me to documentation on how
to do this?
Thanks
Som
On Sat, Dec 24, 2022 at 3:28 PM Somnath Kumar <so...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Thank you Shawn. Just tried this and it worked!
>
> Som
>
> On Mon, Dec 19, 2022 at 9:28 PM Shawn Heisey <ap...@elyograg.org> wrote:
>
>> On 12/19/22 15:20, Somnath Kumar wrote:
>> > Hello, I am a newbie to Solr and am trying to compile and run locally
>> on
>> > mac. Pointer to any documentation for newcomers to do this will be
>> greatly
>> > appreciated.
>>
>> You will need a JDK and perl.
>>
>> For Solr 8.x, you need JDK8 at a minimum, and 11 is probably better. I
>> don't think I would go any higher than JDK 11 for 8.x. Jumping too many
>> major releases can cause problems.
>>
>> For 9.x, you need JDK 11 at a minimum, and 17 is probably better.
>>
>> My stepdaughter's mac has perl installed and I don't think she has ever
>> installed it herself. I doubt she has any idea how to use perl.
>>
>> There's probably some easy way to install a JDK on a mac. I have one
>> from work around here somewhere but I can't find it right now so I don't
>> have explicit steps.
>>
>> Perl and the JDK will be enough to run either of these commands (which
>> are appropriate for Solr 9.x, not 8.x):
>>
>> ./gradlew clean dev
>> ./gradlew clean distTar
>>
>> The dev target gets you a directory with a runnable solr in:
>> solr/packaging/build/dev/
>>
>> The distTar target gets you a file named something like:
>> solr/packaging/build/distributions/solr-9.2.0-SNAPSHOT.tgz
>> which works exactly like the binary Solr download.
>>
>> If you want to do one of the more comprehensive build targets that
>> involve building the documentation (and maybe the targets involving
>> tests), you will also need python3, which is also installed on my
>> stepdaughter's mac and I don't think it would be something she would
>> have downloaded.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Shawn
>>
>
Re: Compiling and running solr locally on mac
Posted by Somnath Kumar <so...@gmail.com>.
Thank you Shawn. Just tried this and it worked!
Som
On Mon, Dec 19, 2022 at 9:28 PM Shawn Heisey <ap...@elyograg.org> wrote:
> On 12/19/22 15:20, Somnath Kumar wrote:
> > Hello, I am a newbie to Solr and am trying to compile and run locally on
> > mac. Pointer to any documentation for newcomers to do this will be
> greatly
> > appreciated.
>
> You will need a JDK and perl.
>
> For Solr 8.x, you need JDK8 at a minimum, and 11 is probably better. I
> don't think I would go any higher than JDK 11 for 8.x. Jumping too many
> major releases can cause problems.
>
> For 9.x, you need JDK 11 at a minimum, and 17 is probably better.
>
> My stepdaughter's mac has perl installed and I don't think she has ever
> installed it herself. I doubt she has any idea how to use perl.
>
> There's probably some easy way to install a JDK on a mac. I have one
> from work around here somewhere but I can't find it right now so I don't
> have explicit steps.
>
> Perl and the JDK will be enough to run either of these commands (which
> are appropriate for Solr 9.x, not 8.x):
>
> ./gradlew clean dev
> ./gradlew clean distTar
>
> The dev target gets you a directory with a runnable solr in:
> solr/packaging/build/dev/
>
> The distTar target gets you a file named something like:
> solr/packaging/build/distributions/solr-9.2.0-SNAPSHOT.tgz
> which works exactly like the binary Solr download.
>
> If you want to do one of the more comprehensive build targets that
> involve building the documentation (and maybe the targets involving
> tests), you will also need python3, which is also installed on my
> stepdaughter's mac and I don't think it would be something she would
> have downloaded.
>
> Thanks,
> Shawn
>
Re: Compiling and running solr locally on mac
Posted by Shawn Heisey <ap...@elyograg.org>.
On 12/19/22 15:20, Somnath Kumar wrote:
> Hello, I am a newbie to Solr and am trying to compile and run locally on
> mac. Pointer to any documentation for newcomers to do this will be greatly
> appreciated.
You will need a JDK and perl.
For Solr 8.x, you need JDK8 at a minimum, and 11 is probably better. I
don't think I would go any higher than JDK 11 for 8.x. Jumping too many
major releases can cause problems.
For 9.x, you need JDK 11 at a minimum, and 17 is probably better.
My stepdaughter's mac has perl installed and I don't think she has ever
installed it herself. I doubt she has any idea how to use perl.
There's probably some easy way to install a JDK on a mac. I have one
from work around here somewhere but I can't find it right now so I don't
have explicit steps.
Perl and the JDK will be enough to run either of these commands (which
are appropriate for Solr 9.x, not 8.x):
./gradlew clean dev
./gradlew clean distTar
The dev target gets you a directory with a runnable solr in:
solr/packaging/build/dev/
The distTar target gets you a file named something like:
solr/packaging/build/distributions/solr-9.2.0-SNAPSHOT.tgz
which works exactly like the binary Solr download.
If you want to do one of the more comprehensive build targets that
involve building the documentation (and maybe the targets involving
tests), you will also need python3, which is also installed on my
stepdaughter's mac and I don't think it would be something she would
have downloaded.
Thanks,
Shawn