Yes. First of all you should use a Solr PHP client [1] to send the
changes you need.
A better approach is to add hooks to your application that will update
the Solr index as needed. By doing this you improve the efficiency of
the process a lot. It doesn't really make sense to re-index all the
cont
Hi Andrei,
yes that's what I meant, the query result reflect the changes that I or the
script made in cat_978.xml which is not happen right now
I already commit it after the cat_987.xml changed, but the old xml file
still showed in query result, in other words the ID: 618436123 still there.
I tri
As I understand you expect that when re-indexing the cat_978.xml file
the document with the ID: 618436123 should disappear. It doesn't work
that way.
You need to do an explicit document delete request. The Solr index
it's not recreated from scratch every time when you post a new .xml
file.
Also r
Did you commit your changes?
On 6 Aug 2010, at 04:52, twojah wrote:
>
> hi everyone,
> I run the query from the browser:
> http://172.16.17.126:8983/search/select/?q=AUC_CAT:978
>
> the query is based on cat_978.xml which was produced by my PHP script
> and I got the correct result like this:
