The best way is to use the ResourceLoader without relying on
ResourceLoader#getConfigDir (which will fail in SolrCloud mode).
For example, see openSchema, openConfig, openResource.
If you use these API’s, your code will work both with those files being on the
local filesystem for non SolrCloud
Hi Ugo,
You can load things from the conf/ directory via SolrResourceLoader, which will
load either from the filesystem or from zookeeper, depending on whether or not
you're running in SolrCloud mode.
Alan Woodward
www.flax.co.uk
On 24 Jan 2014, at 16:02, Ugo Matrangolo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm
Hi,
we have a quite large SOLR 3.6 installation and we are trying to update to
4.6.x.
One of the main point in doing this is to get SolrCloud and centralized
configuration using Zookeeper.
Unfortunately, some custom code we have (custom indexer extending
org.apache.solr.handler.dataimport.Entity
Hi,
I'm in the process to move our organization search infrastructure to
SOLR4/SolrCloud. One of the main point is to centralize our cores
configuration in Zookeeper in order to roll out changes wout redeploying
all the nodes in our cluster.
Unfortunately I have some code (custom indexers extendi
