Hi, I don't use POST request for query, but I think you should check what is actually your browser sent by firebug first...Also, it will be more helpful if you can tell us how long of your query are, and some information of your query server, etc
Quick comment: POST usually need longer time to process when compare to GET. But I think you should pay more attention of your use on the search engine......may be synonymy may help you to reduce the amount of information of user sent. Thank you, Vinci jnagro wrote: > > Hello, > > Earlier this week we started experiencing a strange situation with our > Solr installation. We have a home-grown query tool which started to > timeout (we had it set low at 2seconds which was always more than enough). > In doing some rather in-depth investigation its appears that Solr is > processing POST requests much much slower than GET requests. Using the > solr admin interface i can GET a search in under a second (about 0.2 to be > exact) and when i change that form to be a POST form (using firefox > web-developer toolbar) suddenly the request takes ~5-7 seconds - sometimes > longer - to return. Our query tool needs to make POSTS because we run into > the max URL length problem very quickly with some of the queries we need > to run. Any thoughts? I was going to try a newer build but it seems > strange that we would all-of-a-sudden run into this issue. > > Thanks! > > -John > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Solr-GET-requests-return-quickly%2C-POST-requests-take-very-long%2C-why--tp16396262p16397736.html Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
