You should not be exposing Solr publicly to the production client unless you really, really know how to do security hardening. Normally, treat it more like a database.
So, most of the cases, you would have an actual server app that talks to Solr behind the scenes. That gives you more flexibility to introduce whatever you need. Maybe even something like a graphQL resolver :-) Good luck, Alex. On Tue, 2 Oct 2018 at 10:41, Greenhorn Techie <greenhorntec...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi, > > We are building a mobile app which would display results from Solr. At the > moment, the idea is to have multiple widgets / areas on the mobile screen, > with each area being served by a distinct Solr query. For example first > widget would be display customer’s aggregated product usage, second widget > to display time-windows during which they are ore active on the app. > > As these two widgets have different field list and query parameters, I was > wondering whether I can make a single call into Solr, which would then be > sending the results catering to each widget separately. I have gone through > the mail archive, but could not determine whether this is possible or not > an option in solr. > > Any thoughts from the awesome community? > > Thanks
