does any one knows how behind is the c# version of Solr from its java version? does any one suggest we use c# based instead of java based?
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does any one knows how behind is the c# version of Solr from its java version? does any one suggest we use c# based instead of java based?
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I guess you are referring to a C# client library for Solr. In fact, you don’t have to worry if Solr is written in Java, there are a lot of different client libraries you can use to communicate with Solr without using java. You just need to install Solr on a Java servlet container like Tomcat, provide your xml configuration, basically the
schema.xmlandsolrconfig.xmlfiles. After that you can start using your favourite client library, written in C# for example, to communicate with Solr.