Search service

Solr search policy

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Note

Do not extend or inherit from out-of-the-box policies; instead, create your own. You can change the values in a policy by modifying the PolicySet JSON or the Environment JSON, depending on where the policy is defined and then re-running Bootstrap.

The Sorl Search plugin defines the SolrSearchPolicy policy, which defines the connection properties to a Solr search service.

Property	Description / Default Values
`SolrUrl`	URL to the Solr service instance, for example `https://solrUrl` Note Starting with Sitecore XC 10.2, the inclusion of the Solr user name and password as part of the `SorlUrl` value enables Solr basic authentication. For example: `https://username:password@solrUrl`
`IsSolrCloud`	Specifies whether the instance of Sorl in use is Sorl Cloud. Default: `false`
`SolrDateTimeFormatString`	Defines a date / time format string for Solr. Default: `"yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.FFF'Z'"`
`ConnectionTimeout`	Defines the connection time value in millisecond. Default: `-1` Note Setting this value to -1 makes use of the default SolrNet timeout.
`UseSolrAuthentication`	Determines whether to use Solr basic authentication. Default: `false` Important This property is obsolete in Sitecore XC 10.2 and will be removed in a future release. Starting with Sitecore XC 10.2, the inclusion of a Solr user name and password as part of the `SolrUrl` value enables Sorl basic authentication.
`SolrUserName`	The user name to use for Solr basic authentication. Important This property is obsolete in Sitecore XC 10.2 and will be removed in a future release. For Solr basic authentication, include the Solr user name as part of the `SorlUrl` property value instead.
`SolrPassword`	The user password to use for Solr basic authentication. Important This property is obsolete in Sitecore XC 10.2 and will be removed in a future release. For Solr basic authentication, include the Solr user password as part of the `SorlUrl`property value instead.

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