Hi Ryan, Can you elaborate on "running SOLR-20 with a hibernate-solr auto link"? You mean you listen to Hibernate events and use them to keep the index served by Solr in sync with the DB?
Also, "pooling for 30 seconds on the client side..." - are you referring to keeping data cached in the Solr client for 30 seconds and every 30 second sending it to Solr for indexing? If so, why not index continuously, either in real-time or in some background thread that feeds off of a "to index" queue? Thanks, Otis ----- Original Message ---- From: Ryan McKinley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> We are running SOLR-20 with a hibernate-solr auto link. All changes are pooled for 30 seconds on the client side then sent to solr that has a 1 second auto-commit time. As files/images are uploaded, they are immediately sent to solr and the client blocks until indexed - this makes sure users see the images after uploading them. Thanks for solr. It is great. ryan
