On 4/10/06, Erik Hatcher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm refactoring a command-line application that indexes RDF data to > index into Solr rather than directly into a Lucene index. > > In looking at the code, it looks like it'd be difficult to do this > without actually doing an HTTP POST. Or is there a clean way to > leverage Solr's infrastructure without POSTing into it? I don't even > need Solr running while indexing. Is this possible easily? If so > what API should I be using?
See the DocumentBuilder class for creating lucene Document objects using the Solr schema. You could add these Document objects to a Lucene index yourself, or instantiate a SolrCore, and get it's UpdateHandler. Hmmm, it looks like there isn't a getUpdateHandler() on the SolrCore... So two options: - add a SolrCore.getUpdateHandler() method - add a SolrCore.update(UpdateCommandc cmd) method -Yonik
