Hi,
we would like to observe the mean value of the average time per request for
the last N (e.g. 20) queries (a.k.a. simple moving average) of our Solr
server using Nagios. Does anybody know if such an observable is already
implemented.
If not, I think the perfect place for it would be the getSta
Hi,
we are using faceted search for our queries. However neither sorting by
count nor sorting by index as described in [1] is suitable for our business
case. Instead, we would like to have the facets (or at least the beginning
of them) sorted by the score of the top document possessing the
corresp
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> as build management tool" I think currently ant + ivy is build and
> dependency management tools, maven pom is generated via plugin (If I am
> wrong you can correct it). Are there any plan to move the project based on
> Maven?
>
> 2013/3/25 Jan Morlock <[hidden e
Hi,
our solr implementation consists of several cores sometimes interacting with
each other. Using SolrTestCaseJ4 didn't work out for us. Instead we would
like to test the resulting war from outside using integration tests. We are
utilizing Apache Maven as build management tool. Therefore we are c
Hi Amit,
I experienced the same problem. According to
http://maven.apache.org/surefire/maven-surefire-plugin/examples/configuring-classpath.html
there is a certain classpath ordering for unittests favoring project
dependencies. Therefore by explicitly specifying the lucene-test-framework
as such