Paul Treszczotko wrote:
Hi all,
I'm using solrJ to build a wrapper for ColdFusion (scripting language such as PHP). What's the best practice for
passing search parameters into solr from a web app? What are the shortcomings of each approach? Currently, I'm
explicitly setting the params with solrQuery.setParam("name","value") and
solrQuery.addFacetField("facet","value") etc.
How would I go about passing a valid query string into solr? Do I need to
'decompose' it into parameters and then set them with setParam()s, or is there
a method that will take the entire URL and execute it as is?
I'm not sure I follow what the problem is. The solrj API takes a
SolrParams argument. SolrQuery is a subclass of SolrParms that has
helper functions to set the standard params. For example:
public void setQuery(String query) {
this.set(CommonParams.Q, query);
}
public String getQuery() {
return this.get(CommonParams.Q);
}
So it is exactly equivalent to use:
solrQuery.setQuery( "hello" );
or
solrQuery.set( "q", "hello" )
though stylistically the former may be nicer and easier to maintain.
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