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you should replace the CoreAdminRequest by CoreAdminResponse
--> CoreAdminResponse e = new CoreAdminRequest().createCore("name",
"instanceDir", newSolrServer);
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You can also use
CoreAdminRequest.Create e = new CoreAdminRequest().createCore(name,
instanceDir, server, configFile, schemaFile);
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try with:
CoreAdminRequest.Create e = new CoreAdminRequest().createCore(name,
instanceDir, server);
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--Jamel
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org.apache.solr.servlet.SolrDispatchFilter.doFilter(SolrDispatchFilte
r.java:174)
please let me know .how to create dynamic core using SOLRJ.
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ards
Jamel ESSOUSSI
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