solr Client

Solr Client 1.1 is flexible in that it allows you to change the order of display for the fields you've entered. To do this for an existing profile, use the following steps:

• Step 1: Start Solr Client
• Step 2: Click on the "Configuration Profiles" Tab
• Step 3: Select the profile you wish to make changes on
• Step 4: In the fields list, drag the field name in the order in which you'd like it to appear.
  
  
• Step 5: Click the "Save Profile" Button

Haystack provides modular search for Django. It features a unified, familiar API that allows you to plug in different search backends (such as Solr, Whoosh, Xapian, etc.) without having to modify your code.

http://docs.haystacksearch.org/dev/toc.html

A WordPress plugin that replaces the default WordPress search with Solr. Features include:

This module handles integration with Solr - an XML-based front-end to the Lucene search engine - and is a replacement for the core search.module.

Call solr.module functions from any module that handles a custom node type (example hook functions are provided in readme.txt). Use hook_update_index_solr to periodically post new or updated nodes to the index, and hook_solr to search the index and return an array of search results. You'll need a Solr instance running for each of your node types (in Tomcat, for example).

Sunspot is a Flash Solr client written in Flex 3.0. Solr is a powerful open source search server based on Lucene. Generally speaking, Solr indexes documents via XML input and accepts queries for its indexed data via HTTP GET and POST requests. You can find more information on solr at apache.org.

MiniG is a webmail for the OBM groupware solution which contains a solr client.

solrpy is a python client for solr, an enterprise search server built on top of lucene. solrpy allows you to add documents to a solr instance, and then to perform queries and gather search results from solr using your favorite programming language--python.
url: http://code.google.com/p/solrpy/

Django Solr search is a Django pluggable for rapidly integrating Solr search into a Django Application. It was originally written for The Washington Times. Readers where complaining that they were never able to find relevant content and they weren't given the tools to narrow down their search. With some of our past experiences with Solr it seemed like the obvious choice for this type of enterprise search concept.

http://code.google.com/p/django-solr-search/

This shell script will post all xml files found in the /exports/xml directory to a solr installation on the localhost. The xml files must end with 'xml'. Once the xml file is posted the file is renamed added the date as a suffix.