That's interesting.... SolrJ doesn't touch HTTPClient params if one is provided in the constructor.
I guess I'd try to sniff the headers first and see if any difference sticks out between the clients. I normally just use netcat and pretend to be the solr server. -Yonik On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 12:29 AM, Walter Underwood <wunderw...@netflix.com> wrote: > We just switched to Solrj from a home-grown client and we have a huge > jump in the number of connections to the server, enough that our > load balancer was rejecting connections in production tonight. > > Does that sound familiar? We're running 1.3. > > I set the timeouts and connection pools to the same values I'd > used in my other code, also based on HTTPClient. > > We can roll back to my code temporarily, but we want some of > the Solrj facet support for a new project. > > wunder > >
