"it is very easy to simultaneously shoot yourself in the
foot while tripping over all the rope <insert package here>
gives you to hang yourself with"

I'm writing that one down and posting it on my wall <G>.

Erick

On Jan 6, 2008 3:25 AM, Chris Hostetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>
> : I haven't been able to get a profiler at the server yet, but I thought I
> : might show how my code works, because it's quite different from the
> example
> : in the link you provided...
>
> i'm not even sure i really understand the orrigins of this thread, but
> regardless of what the "main" topic is, regarding the specific topic of
> hte code you posted: this is all a very bad idea.
>
> Creating a new searcher for every query is a bad idea.  Using the Hits
> class for any reason is a bad idea.  I say all of this without
> having any idea what "ResultItem" looks like, or what the code in the
> "parse" method does ... they may also be bad ideas.
>
> If you must do "Embedded Solr" then please follow the examples from the
> wiki (as i recall there is even some solrj.embedded code to make it even
> easier then that), and bear in mind that this is seriously "expert" level
> stuff using very low level APIs that were really never ment for most
> people to see ... it is very easy to simulteneously shot yourself in the
> foot while tripping over all the rope Embedded Solr gives you to hang
> yourself with.
>
> : public synchronized ResultItem[] search(String query) throws
> : CorruptIndexException, IOException{
> :   SolrIndexSearcher searcher = new SolrIndexSearcher(solrCore.getSchema
> (),
> : "MySearcher", solrCore.getIndexDir(), true);
> :   Hits hits = search(searcher, query);
> :   for(int i =0; i < hits.length(); i++){
> :        parse(hits.doc(i));
> :        //add to result-array
> :   }
> :   searcher.close();
> :   //return result-array
> : }
> :
> : private Hits search(SolrIndexSearcher searcher, String pQuery){
> :   try {
> :       SolrQueryParser parser = new SolrQueryParser(solrCore.getSchema(),
> "text");
> : //default search field is called "text"
> :         Query query = parser.parse(pQuery);
> :       return searcher.search(query);
> :   }
> :   //catch exceptions
> : }
>
> -Hoss
>

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