On 1/25/2016 7:05 AM, Björn Keil wrote: > I am using Solr 5.1 (within a Tomcat6 server) and am trying to find out how > get information from a Solr server about the exact time of the last commit > and the total number of documents in a given index, and I need to query this > information in a scripted way. > > The total number of documents in a given index is the minor problem, of > course, since I can always send a query to the solr server with q=*:* and > rows=0. But how I get the exact time which is displayed as "last modification > time" in the user interface in the overview for the given index?
Send a request to /solr/corename/admin/mbeans ... depending on what specific info you are after, you may or may not need a URL parameter of stats=true. http://host:port/solr/corename/admin/mbeans?stats=true This includes all the info you asked for. FYI, you really should not run Solr 5.x in Tomcat. It comes with a container (Jetty) included, and has start scripts that use this container. There is even an install script that works on most non-Microsoft operating systems. Running Solr in the provided way will yield a system that has been properly tuned for best results. A default install of Tomcat is not tuned for Solr. Thanks, Shawn
