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»Table of Contents

»——————— PART 1: INTRODUCTION .

»README.1ST

»Why Synapticloop Panl?

»— PART 2: GETTING UP AND RUNNING .

»What You Will Need

»Panl Server Versions

»Quick Start - The 5 Steps

»Getting Started

»— PART 3: GOING FURTHER .

»Solr Fundamentals

»Panl Fundamentals

»The Bookstore Walkthrough

»Filesystem Indexing And Searching Walkthrough

»Additional Data

»Working With Any Dataset

»Understanding Solr Configuration And Panl Integration

»— PART 4: PANL CONFIGURATION IN DETAIL .

»Panl Configuration

»The panl.properties Configuration File

»The .panl.properties Configuration File

»— PART 5: INTEGRATION AND PRODUCTION .

»Putting It All Together (Technically)

»Panl LPSE URL Paths Explained

»Search Integration And The Panl Response Object

»Single Search Page Integration And The Panl Response Object

»More Facets Integration And The Panl Response Object

»Lookahead Integration And The Panl Response Object

»Integrating An Existing Solr Schema

— PART 6: REFERENCE MATERIAL .

»Panl Cookbook

»Properties Quick Reference

»Decoding the Solr Query Parameters

»— PART 7: WRAP UP .

»Design Considerations

»Afterword

»Appendices

»End Plate

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PART 6:

REFERENCE MATERIAL

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This section contains reference material for all Panl configuration properties and their usage. This section is designed as a quick reference.

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