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Thanks to Will and Jaime, I got a few steps further. Indeed the answer was basically given here by Mohan; after following the steps described in the wiki, for SDL Tridion 2013 you need to remove some jars:

1. Remove ejb3-persistence.jar (because hibernate-jpa-2.0-api.jar is used in 2013)
2. Remove hibernate-annotations.jar (it is included in the latest hibernate-core)
3. Remove hibernate-valitor.jar

After that I found that I needed to add all the required Solr jars (since I'm using Solr 4.4.0 I couldn't use those from Mohan's answer) and after that Deployment started working.

The FSSearchDAOFactory still threw an error:

Could not load SearchIndexer. Check your configuration.

That error is indeed related to my config, I was using the default SearchDAOBundle.xml, but only added an <Indexer> element to my "filesystem" storage (since I'm not planning on indexing anything which goes into my database, I needed to remove the "persistence" storage bundle from SearchDAOBundle.xml and only keep the "filesystem" one).

Special thanks also to Raimond for helping me debug it all, as he mentioned he'll be releasing a new build for Solr 4.4.0 in combination with SDL Tridion 2013 soon.

Thanks to Will and Jaime, I got a few steps further. Indeed the answer was basically given here by Mohan; after following the steps described in the wiki, for SDL Tridion 2013 you need to remove some jars:

1. Remove ejb3-persistence.jar (because hibernate-jpa-2.0-api.jar is used in 2013)
2. Remove hibernate-annotations.jar (it is included in the latest hibernate-core)
3. Remove hibernate-valitor.jar

After that I found that I needed to add all the required Solr jars (since I'm using Solr 4.4.0 I couldn't use those from Mohan's answer) and after that Deployment started working.

The FSSearchDAOFactory still threw an error:

Could not load SearchIndexer. Check your configuration.

That error is indeed related to my config, I was using the default SearchDAOBundle.xml, but only added an <Indexer> element to my "filesystem" storage (since I'm not planning on indexing anything which goes into my database, I needed to remove the "persistence" storage bundle from SearchDAOBundle.xml and only keep the "filesystem" one).

Special thanks also to Raimond for helping me debug it all, as he mentioned he'll be releasing a new build for Solr 4.4.0 in combination with SDL Tridion 2013 soon.

Thanks to Will and Jaime, I got a few steps further. Indeed the answer was basically given here by Mohan; after following the steps described in the wiki, for SDL Tridion 2013 you need to remove some jars:

1. Remove ejb3-persistence.jar (because hibernate-jpa-2.0-api.jar is used in 2013)
2. Remove hibernate-annotations.jar (it is included in the latest hibernate-core)
3. Remove hibernate-valitor.jar

After that I found that I needed to add all the required Solr jars (since I'm using Solr 4.4.0 I couldn't use those from Mohan's answer) and after that Deployment started working.

The FSSearchDAOFactory threw an error:

Could not load SearchIndexer. Check your configuration.

That error is indeed related to my config, I was using the default SearchDAOBundle.xml, but only added an <Indexer> element to my "filesystem" storage (since I'm not planning on indexing anything which goes into my database, I needed to remove the "persistence" storage bundle from SearchDAOBundle.xml and only keep the "filesystem" one).

Special thanks also to Raimond for helping me debug it all, as he mentioned he'll be releasing a new build for Solr 4.4.0 in combination with SDL Tridion 2013 soon.

Thanks to Will and Jaime, I got a few steps further. Indeed the answer was basically given here by Mohan; after following the steps described in the wiki, for SDL Tridion 2013 you need to remove some jars:

1. Remove ejb3-persistence.jar (because hibernate-jpa-2.0-api.jar is used in 2013)
2. Remove hibernate-annotations.jar (it is included in the latest hibernate-core)
3. Remove hibernate-valitor.jar

After that I found that I needed to add all the required Solr jars (since I'm using Solr 4.4.0 I couldn't use those from Mohan's answer) and after that Deployment started working.

The FSSearchDAOFactory still threw an error:

Could not load SearchIndexer. Check your configuration.

That error is indeed related to my config, I was using the default SearchDAOBundle.xml, but only added an <Indexer> element to my "filesystem" storage (since I'm not planning on indexing anything which goes into my database, I needed to remove the "persistence" storage bundle from SearchDAOBundle.xml and only keep the "filesystem" one).

Special thanks also to Raimond for helping me debug it all, as he mentioned he'll be releasing a new build for Solr 4.4.0 in combination with SDL Tridion 2013 soon.

Thanks to Will and Jaime, I got a few steps further. Indeed the answer was basically given here by Mohan; after following the steps described in the wiki, for SDL Tridion 2013 you need to remove some jars:

1. Remove ejb3-persistence.jar (because hibernate-jpa-2.0-api.jar is used in 2013)
2. Remove hibernate-annotations.jar (it is included in the latest hibernate-core)
3. Remove hibernate-valitor.jar

After that I found that I needed to add my Solr jars (since I'm using Solr 4.4.0 I couldn;t use those from Mohan's answer) and now I seem to have Deployment running again, but the FSSearchDAOFactory throws an error:

Could not load SearchIndexer. Check your configuration.

This error is indeed related to my config, I was using the default SearchDAOBundle.xml, but only added an <Indexer> element to my "filesystem" storage (since I'm not planning on indexing anything which goes into my database, I needed to remove the "persistence" storage bundle from SearchDAOBundle.xml). After changing that I'm getting a bit further again, but now posting to Solr seems to fail. So the investigation continues...

Thanks to Will and Jaime, I got a few steps further. Indeed the answer was basically given here by Mohan; after following the steps described in the wiki, for SDL Tridion 2013 you need to remove some jars:

1. Remove ejb3-persistence.jar (because hibernate-jpa-2.0-api.jar is used in 2013)
2. Remove hibernate-annotations.jar (it is included in the latest hibernate-core)
3. Remove hibernate-valitor.jar

After that I found that I needed to add all the required Solr jars (since I'm using Solr 4.4.0 I couldn't use those from Mohan's answer) and after that Deployment started working.

The FSSearchDAOFactory threw an error:

Could not load SearchIndexer. Check your configuration.

That error is indeed related to my config, I was using the default SearchDAOBundle.xml, but only added an <Indexer> element to my "filesystem" storage (since I'm not planning on indexing anything which goes into my database, I needed to remove the "persistence" storage bundle from SearchDAOBundle.xml and only keep the "filesystem" one).

Special thanks also to Raimond for helping me debug it all, as he mentioned he'll be releasing a new build for Solr 4.4.0 in combination with SDL Tridion 2013 soon.