: My first thought after reading this : "ouch!".
: My second thought after reading this : "Hey, I think this guys is right".
Please don't take it personally, there's a reason i had to make a standard
disclaimer this type of thing.
: So, I am new to all things Solr, and am working with some
My first thought after reading this : "ouch!".
My second thought after reading this : "Hey, I think this guys is right".
:)
So, I am new to all things Solr, and am working with some code which creates
some new Handlers to be called by the Solr app. What I am doing is
updating these classes
: Now a few days later I am thinking, I need access to the SolrConfig object
: in multiple classes. Maybe I should not be reloading it over and over? I
: see that there is a getSolrConfig() method in the SolrCore class that will
: return the SolrConfig object.
: Should I maybe just take all m
Yes - I think you should if you can. If you can make them SolrAware that
is - only certain plugin classes have the ability to do so (due to a
runtime check against a list of approved classes)
- Mark
On 03/09/2010 01:28 PM, Kimberly Kantola wrote:
Thank you Mark for your help.
Now a few days l
Thank you Mark for your help.
Now a few days later I am thinking, I need access to the SolrConfig object
in multiple classes. Maybe I should not be reloading it over and over? I
see that there is a getSolrConfig() method in the SolrCore class that will
return the SolrConfig object.
Should I m
On 03/05/2010 10:29 AM, Kimberly Kantola wrote:
Hi All,
I am new to using the Solr classes in development. I am trying to
determine how to create a SolrConfig object.
Is it just a matter of calling new SolrConfig with the location of the
solrconfig.xml file ?
SolrConfig config = new Solr
