: >From what I saw in the sources , solr relies on a Filter notion to : deal with queries involving multicore, but I cannot see why this could : have an influence on what resources is available from the eyes of who. : : Can't a webapp see the same things as the web users does ? j2ee gurus help ! : : Is there something I'm missing here ? (both webapps are with crossContext=true )
i think you already noticed in another thread that this is probably because Solr doens't use the <dispatcher>FORWARD</dispatcher> option in web.xml ... as mentioned in that thread, you could try turning it on, but my advice owuld be to just use SolrJ to connect to the solr webapp over the network exactly as if it were on a remote host (ie: "http://localhost:XXXX/solr";). now you have a much cleaner abstraction between your code and solr, and if you decide later that you want to scale out by moving solr to it's own box you don't have to rewrite any code. if you relly want a tight binidng to solr, just embed the whole solr.war inside of your own war (the RequestDispatcher has a "prefix" option to make this easy) -Hoss
