Six Feet Up Announces SolrIndex 1.0 for Plone

Six Feet Up is pleased to announce it is unveiling today SolrIndex 1.0, a product for Plone/Zope that provides enhanced searching capabilities by leveraging Solr, the popular open source enterprise search platform from the Apache Lucene project.

"We are very excited to contribute this new product to the open source community.", says Six Feet Up's CEO Gabrielle Hendryx-Parker. "The sheer volume of content produced nowadays makes it critical for both public websites and intranets to come with highly relevant search capabilities."

Out of the box, SolrIndex brings in more relevant search results by replacing Plone's default full-text indexing with Solr-based search features, and including the ability to assign weights to certain fields.

Leveraging Solr's advanced search algorithms, SolrIndex comes with exciting features, such as the ability to use stopwords and synonyms. Stopwords allow to control which words the search mechanism should ignore, and synonyms make it possible to extend a query by including additional matches.

SolrIndex also comes with blazing fast and highly scalable search capabilities. SolrIndex is extensible by design, which means it has the ability to integrate with other indexes and catalogs. This is good news for sites that need to provide search capabilities across multiple repositories.

With additional customization, SolrIndex also has the ability to provide faceted search, highlighting of query terms, spelling suggestions and "more like this" suggestions.

Thanks to SolrIndex, Plone and Zope-powered sites now benefit from truly enterprise search capabilities.

For detailed documentation and to download SolrIndex, please visit http://pypi.python.org/pypi/alm.solrindex/1.0