Have a middle tier that does all the queries and returns combined results. Or
do all the queries simultaneously, like AJAX.
I think it is still true with SolrJ that async, parallel queries to Solr are
easy. Send each request, but don’t read the response. When you are done sending
requests, star
perhaps you could do an OR query with the two requirements, and sort by an
identifier that makes each result set unique from the other
On Tue, Oct 2, 2018 at 11:05 AM Greenhorn Techie
wrote:
> Shamik,
>
> Wondering how to get this working? As I mentioned, my data is different for
> each of the w
Shamik,
Wondering how to get this working? As I mentioned, my data is different for
each of the wizards. So not sure how to "return all the necessary data at
one shot and group them”
Any particular inputs?
Thanks
On 2 October 2018 at 15:47:50, Shamik Sinha (shamikchand...@gmail.com)
wrote:
Th
The Solr uses REST based calls which is done over http or https which
cannot handle multiple requests at one shot. However what you can do is
return all the necessary data at one shot and group them according to your
needs.
Thanks and regards,
Shamik
On 02-Oct-2018 8:11 PM, "Greenhorn Techie"
wr
You should not be exposing Solr publicly to the production client
unless you really, really know how to do security hardening. Normally,
treat it more like a database.
So, most of the cases, you would have an actual server app that talks
to Solr behind the scenes. That gives you more flexibility t
Hi,
We are building a mobile app which would display results from Solr. At the
moment, the idea is to have multiple widgets / areas on the mobile screen,
with each area being served by a distinct Solr query. For example first
widget would be display customer’s aggregated product usage, second widg
