Thanks Shawn for your answers
Regarding your question: " Are these environments on separate Solr instances,
separate servers, or are they on the same Solr instance?"
My answers is: These environments are on separate solr instances, separate
servers
Are we dealing with SolrCloud (which is Solr + ZooKeeper), or standalone Solr
instances?
We are dealing with standalone solr instances
Cordialmente,
Hugo Rodríguez Rodríguez
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-----Original Message-----
From: Shawn Heisey <apa...@elyograg.org>
Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2019 5:23 PM
To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Re: Is it possible configure a single data-config.xml file for all the
environments?
EXTERNAL
On 6/12/2019 9:05 AM, Hugo Angel Rodriguez wrote:
> I need to configure a single data-config.xml file in solr for SAS AML
> 7.1. I have three environments: Development, quality and production,
> and you know the first lines in a data-config.xml file is for
> connection to a database (database name, database server, port, user,
> password, etc).
> According to this, is it possible to configure only one file
> (data.config.xml) that dinamically connects for each of the databases
> in all environments?
Are these environments on separate Solr instances, separate servers, or are
they on the same Solr instance?
If they're separate instances/servers, you could define the database with JNDI
in Jetty (which is included and used to run Solr), and reference that JNDI
definition by name in the DIH config in Solr. I do not know how to use JNDI, I
just know that it is possible.
If they're all on the same Solr instance, then things are harder. You could
define multiple JNDI settings in Jetty with each one named after the Solr core,
and use ${solr.core.name} in the DIH config. Or you could pass information
into DIH using URL parameters, and then you'd have to include the information
every time you started an import.
Are we dealing with SolrCloud (which is Solr + ZooKeeper), or standalone Solr
instances?
Thanks,
Shawn
