I switched the schema definitions to store the data so I could see how the fields were being interpreted by Solr: field name="id" type="string" indexed="true" stored="true" required="true" /> I added "lowernames" to the parameters, set it to false, and voila, it worked!
I switched the schema definitions to store the data so I could see how the fields were being interpreted by Solr: After doing this, I found that all of the fields were getting switched to lowercase. I found my answer (wiki.apache.org/solr/ExtractingRequestHa...): lowernames=true|false - Map all field names to lowercase with underscores. For example, Content-Type would be mapped to content_type.
By default "lowernames" is set to true. I added "lowernames" to the parameters, set it to false, and voila, it worked!
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