I appreciate the response. We're running tomcat/apache at the moment. All of
these questions are good, however it doesn't really explain why this would
be happening so suddenly and why there is such a wide difference between
POST and GET. Do you have any other thoughts that i could investigate? Some
of these queries are taking almost 20 seconds to return, but running them as
GETS returns them in under a second (we've even restarted servers to ensure
query caching was cleared).

We are running a nightly build - we might try a newer one.

I will try and get some more info for you but any other insight would be
helpful.


Vinci wrote:
> 
> 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
>> 
> 
> 

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