You can do a lot of dependency injection though solrconfig.xml and schema.xml, Specify search components, update processors, filters, similarity, etc. Solr doesn't use any DI framework, everything is built-in in a pluggable manner. What kind of customizations do you need to apply? maybe we can point you better.
On Mon, Aug 29, 2011 at 10:20 AM, Federico Fissore <fiss...@celi.it> wrote: > Hello everyone > > I need to hack solr by adding a couple custom search components. > One small inconvenience is about configuring all the stuff. AFAIK > solrconfig.xml is not a place where to do dependency injection, not yet at > least. > > Have you ever had the need to use DI on a solr configuration? How have you > managed it? Hard coding params in some delegate SearchComponent? Getting a > reference of a spring application context via some static method? Any more > elegant ways? > > thanks in advance > > federico >
