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‎Install SOLR

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‎Install Kino

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The following steps gives a brief overview of installing a APIHut indexer locally

==Install SOLR==
APIhut needs a SOLR installation. This is simply getting the SOLR source code from the SOLR Website and
getting the deployed according to the instructions at [http://lucene.apache.org/solr/tutorial.html SOLR tutorial]. The following configuration is important.

* SOLR home needs to be pointed to the SOLR home folder provided with the source code. This can be done in various ways. If you are installing SOLR in tomcat, take a look at [http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrTomcat SOLR Tomcat guide] for instructions on setting the SOLR Home.

== Install Kino ==
* Download the source code (See Downloads section)
* Get the URL of your SOLR server. This could be something like
<pre>
http://localhost:8080/apache-solr-1.4.2-dev/
</pre>
* Change the web.xml to point to your SOLR installation.
* Generate the war file. To do this, run the ant build with the dist argument
<pre>
ant dist
</pre>
* Deploy the generated war file.

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 The following steps gives a brief overview of installing a Kino indexer locally
 ==Install SOLR==
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   ant dist
 </pre>
-* Deploy the generated war file.
+* Deploy the generated war file. This step depends on your servlet container. For Tomcat you can either copy the war file to the relevant webapps directory or use the manager application.

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-The following steps gives a brief overview of installing a APIHut indexer locally
+The following steps gives a brief overview of installing a Kino indexer locally
 ==Install SOLR==
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 	<description>Endpoint of the solr server</description>
 	<param-name>solr-endpoint</param-name>
 	<param-value>http://localhost:8080/apache-solr-1.4.1/</param-value>
-−
 </init-param>
 </pre>

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 ==Install SOLR==
-APIhut needs a SOLR installation. This is simply getting the SOLR source code from the SOLR Website and
+Kino needs a SOLR installation. This is simply getting the SOLR source code from the SOLR Website and
 getting the deployed according to the instructions at [http://lucene.apache.org/solr/tutorial.html SOLR tutorial]. The following configuration is important.

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 http://localhost:8080/apache-solr-1.4.2-dev/
 </pre>
-* Change the web.xml to point to your SOLR installation.
+* Change the web.xml to point to your SOLR installation. The web.xml entry looks like the following
 * Generate the war file. To do this, run the ant build with the dist argument
 <pre>