The commit can't be false. It can be done or not . If it is not, your users 
won't be able to search through the "uncommited" documents. It it's done, users 
can search through all document successfully sent to Solr.

You can use the autocommit feature  (in solrconfig.xml)  to avoid the explicit 
usage of commit : you juste have to send documents to Solr

Florent BEAUCHAMP

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Many thanks Florent

Hey All

My docs are parsed and indexes are updated (using UpdateRichDocuments patch). 
But tell me onething what will happen if i don't commit ?. If commit is false 
where the docs are stored ?.

Regards

Dwarak R
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You should take a look at 
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/UpdateRichDocuments?highlight=%28richdocument%29

It gives you a starting point to make the extractor you need

Regards

Florent

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Envoyé : mercredi 14 novembre 2007 05:17
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Objet : solr - other document formats

Hey All

I read an article on http://www.xml.com/lpt/a/1668

Its states that

"As we've seen, the XML format used by Solr for indexing is quite simple. 
Extracting the relevant metadata to create these XML documents from the many 
formats floating around, however, is another story. Fortunately, Lucene 
users have the same problem and have been working on it for quite a while; 
the Lucene FAQ lists a number of references to parsers and filters which can 
be used to extract content and metadata from many common document formats.
Solr won't index spreadsheets or other formats out of the box, but that is 
not its role: you should see Solr as the "search engine" component of a 
broader "search system," where extraction of content and metadata is handled 
by other components. This will help to keep your search system maintainable 
and testable, and it helps the Solr team focus on doing one thing well."

Parsing documents like pdf, ms word document, excel to xml will be done 
other component ?

Somebody advise

Regards

Dwarak R

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