: Solr is not really designed to be extended in this way. In fact I believe
: they are moving towards an architecture where this is even less possible -
Correct.
Starting with 5.0, the fact that servlets & a servlet container are used
by solr becomes a pure implementation detail - subject to c
Thanks for your reply!
I've tried to extend Solr's SolrDispatchFilter class, but that doesn't
work either... as soon as I do anything with the POST data in
doFilter(), I get that error again ... works fine with GET, though
(that's what you are using in your class, too...)
So I'm kinda stuck n
At least I found a good explanation here:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/STANBOL-437
"This is because of the Filter introduced for STANBOL-401. I have seen
this as well have looked into it on more detail and come to the
conclusion that is save.
Quote from the first resource linked belo
Stefan I had problems like this -- and the short answer is -- it's a
PITA. Solr is not really designed to be extended in this way. In fact
I believe they are moving towards an architecture where this is even
less possible - folks will be encouraged to run solr using a bundled
exe, perhaps wit
Hi again,
just for reference, here is my filter class (taken from the example
posted earlier) - as soon as I iterate over the request parameters, Solr
gets angry... :(
I have also tried HttpServletRequestWrapper, but that didn't help
either... nor did this:
http://ocpsoft.org/opensource/how-t
Hi Folks,
I have a problem with an additional servlet filter defined in my web.xml
(Tomcat 7.x).
In Solr 4.2.1. we've successfully used a filter for processing POST
request data (basically, the filter reads the POST data, collects some
parameters from it and writes it back to the request, base
