Hi Chris,
There won't be deadlock I think because there is only one place(from my own
servlet) can trigger a index.
Yes, I am trying to embed Solr application - I could separate my servlet to
another app and talk to Sorl via HTTP, but there will be two pieces(Solr and
my own app) of software I h
: So what I want to do is to modify Solr a bit - add one servlet so I can
: trigger a full index of a folder in the file system.
...
: I guess there are two SolrServer instances(one is EmbeddedSolrServer,
: created by myself and the other is come with Solr itself and they are
: holding di
Hi Joey, if what you want is to customize Solr so that you do the indexing
code on the server side, you could implement your own RequestHandler, then
the only thing you need to do is to add it to the solrconfig.xml and you
can call it through http GET method.
On Tue, Dec 13, 2011 at 4:42 PM, Schmi
Just curious, sounds like you try to deploy your servlet with Solr support,
why don't you just deploy you app as separate Sevlet with the Solr war in
the server, then let your servlet send requests to Solr? This will bring
much benefit in maintaining your app with Solr support.
Yunfei
On Tuesday
Thank you guys for the reply.
So what I want to do is to modify Solr a bit - add one servlet so I can
trigger a full index of a folder in the file system.
What I did:
un-jar solr.war;
Create a web app and copy the un-jar the solr files to this app;
Create my servlet;
R
Joey:
I'm not sure what you mean by wapping solr to your own web application. There
is a way to embed Solr into your application (same JVM), but I've never used
that. If you're talking about your servlet running in one JVM and Solr in
another, then use the SolrJ client library to interact wit
The first drawback of SolrJ is using xml serialization for in-process
communication.
I guess you can start from SolrDispatchFilter source, and get something for
your servlet from there.
Regards
On Tue, Dec 13, 2011 at 11:45 PM, Patrick Plaatje wrote:
> Have à look here first and you're will prob
Hey Joey,
You should first configure your deployed Solr instance by adding/changing the
schema.xml and solrconfig.xml. After that you can use SolrJ to connect to that
Solr instance and add documents to it. On the link i posted earlier, you'll
find à couple of examples on how to do that.
- Patr
Thanks Patrick for the reply.
What I did was un-jar solr.war and created my own web application. Now I
want to write my own servlet to index all files inside a folder.
I suppose there is already solrserver instance initialized when my web app
started.
How can I access that solr server instan
Have à look here first and you're will probably be using SolrEmbeddedServer.
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/Solrj
Patrick
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