Hmmm. I'm a little confused. Are you sure your log is going
somewhere and that you are NOT seeing any stack traces?
Because it looks like you *are* seeing them. In which case
re-throwing an error breaks your file fetch loop and stops
your processing.
I'd actually expect that you're losing some
> To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
> Subject: Solrj - when a request fails
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> I have a java program which sends thousands of Solr XML files up to Solr
> using the following code. It works fine until there is a problem with one
> of
> the Solr XML files. The code fails o
, 2011 8:55 AM
To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Solrj - when a request fails
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I have a java program which sends thousands of Solr XML files up to Solr
using the following code. It works fine until there is a problem with one of
the Solr XML files. The code fails on the solrServer.request(up
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I have a java program which sends thousands of Solr XML files up to Solr
using the following code. It works fine until there is a problem with one of
the Solr XML files. The code fails on the solrServer.request(up) line, but
it does not throw an exception, my application therefore cannot catch it
