Tom Weber napisał(a):
Hello,
I need to have a second separate index (separate data) on the same
server.
Is there a possibility to do this in a single solr install on a
tomcat server or do I need to have a second instance in the same
tomcat install ?
You will need separate instances
Is there a good reason for implementing SolrCore as a Singleton?
We are experimenting with running Solr as a Spring service embedded in
our app. Since it is a Singleton
we cannot have more than one index (not currently a problem, but could be).
I note the comment:
// Singleton for now...
If there is no specific reason for making it a Singleton, I'd vote for
removing this so that the
SolrCore(dataDir, schema) constructor could be used to instantiate
multiple cores.
I agree with your arguments. However (although being new to Solr) there
is more than one way to do it, I think.
: Is there a good reason for implementing SolrCore as a Singleton?
I'm going to sidestep the issue of wether there *was* a good reason for
it, as well as the "does the singleton pattern make sense for the current
usage" question and answer what i think is an equally significant
question: "what ar
Chris Hostetter wrote:
I'm going to sidestep the issue of wether there *was* a good reason for
it, as well as the "does the singleton pattern make sense for the current
usage" question and answer what i think is an equally significant
question: "what are the implications of trying to change it no
: I am currently in the startup phase of my thesis regarding open source
: and enterprise search. After having worked at perhaps the leading major
: enterprise search company, I have the impression that multiple
: collections is a very common feature (and very sought-after). It is a
: trend I see
Nice. Is the same doable under Jetty? (never had to deal with JNDI under Jetty)
Otis
- Original Message
From: Chris Hostetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
Sent: Friday, September 8, 2006 1:46:19 AM
Subject: Re: SolrCore as Singleton?
: I am currently in the star
: Nice. Is the same doable under Jetty? (never had to deal with JNDI
: under Jetty)
i haven't tried it personally, but according to Yoav "reading" JNDI
options is part of hte Servlet Spec, and billa found a refrene to
useing "" to do so...
http://www.nabble.com/Re%3A-multiple-solr-webapps-p3991
