On Jan 5, 2009, at 8:25 AM, Kalidoss MM wrote:
Is it possible to issue the commit to the Solr Server from that java
code it
self??
Of course... using CommonsHttpSolrServer#commit
Erik
I have tried the same by issueing the command in terminal
(/solr/bin/./commit) and it worked..
Please let me know. is it possible to do the same in java code it
self?
kalidoss.m,
On Mon, Jan 5, 2009 at 6:18 PM, Erik Hatcher <e...@ehatchersolutions.com
>wrote:
On Jan 5, 2009, at 7:33 AM, Kalidoss MM wrote:
We have created a Java EmbeddedSolrServer Client Code, I can able
to
add, delete, update the Solr content - At the same time i cant
able to
search the updated conente from the Running Solr client(jetty) web
interface.
My requirement is, All search need to happen from/by running web
Solr(jetty, 8983) and all write should happened from Java client
code.
Both(jeety and javaclient) are using 'Core0' as core name, and
both data
directory, schema, solrconfig are same. - is there any fix
available??
Case1:
1) solr started in 8983 port as Core0,
2) Running a java client(Core0) to add one record say
"hitest", with
commit
3) when i search for hitest, am not getting any result,
4) after i restart the solr(8983) and search for 'hitest' am
getting
the result.
-
- both Solr, java client is using the same dada directory,
schema.xml,
solrconfig.xml
fyi: even this java client is working when solr is not started
is it possible to handle the read/search by webinterface, and all
write
from java-client(with out http) ????
You'll need to issue the <commit/> to the Solr server (not the
embedded
one) for it to take place there. A commit to EmbeddedSolrServer
will make
newly added documents visible through _that_ SolrServer, but not to
anyone
other process (such as Solr via jetty) pointing at the Lucene index.
Erik
