Now that our Solr is loaded up with data, we will look at multiple queries and the browse interface, through which we can query without actually knowing the end points. The data provided in techproducts includes a wide variety of fields along with geospatial indexes. So let's use that for a change. Open up the terminal and hit binsolr.cmd -e techproducts -p 4202. As we have loaded a sample techproducts config set, it will import a bunch of files into the collection while starting up the server.

Once the server is up and running, hit http://localhost:4202/solr/techproducts/browse to check out the browse interface provided by Solr, as shown in the following screenshot:

It is just another Google search for electronics now. Go ahead and type the query string parameter. It will autocomplete and display the results as needed.

The following screenshot explains the browse interface in a lot of detail:

This feature makes use of the solariatis velocity contrib, which we saw earlier. This is useful for generating textual (it may or may not be HTML) from the Solr request.