#x27;t see how it
would work given this problem.
Does this seem like a bug? If so, I can probably file a report and submit a
patch. It seems like this problem may become a non-issue in 5.0, based on
comments in the code and some of the discussion in JIRA, but I'm not sure how
far off that is.
Thanks!
-Al Wold
I've used a servlet context listener before and it works pretty well. You just
have a write a small Java class to receive the event when the app is started,
then add it to web.xml.
I don't think there's much good official documentation, but this blog post
outlines it pretty simply:
http://www.
in to create an automated test for
> this, so I'll give it a whirl manually.
>
> As you say, most of this is going away in 5.0, but it needs to work for 4.x.
>
> And when I get the patch up, if you could give it a "real world" try
> it'd be great!
>
> Than
m guessing you're using SolrJ to create the core, but I just
>>> reproduced the problem (at least the 'wt="json" ') bit from the
>>> browser and even from one of my internal tests when I added
>>> extra parameters.
>>>
>>> T
I just finished a test with the patch, and it looks like all is working well.
On Jun 18, 2013, at 12:19 PM, Al Wold wrote:
> For the CREATE call, I'm doing it manually per the instructions here:
>
> http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrCloud
>
> Here's the exact URL I'
