Answering my own question.
ContentStreamUpdateRequest (csur) needs to be within the while loop not
outside as I had it. Still not seeing any dramatic performance
improvements over perl though (the point of this exercise). Indexing
locks after about 30-45 minutes of activity, even a commit won't budge it.
On 11/04/2011 12:36 PM, Tod wrote:
This is a code fragment of how I am doing a ContentStreamUpdateRequest
using CommonHTTPSolrServer:
ContentStreamBase.URLStream csbu = new ContentStreamBase.URLStream(url);
InputStream is = csbu.getStream();
FastInputStream fis = new FastInputStream(is);
csur.addContentStream(csbu);
csur.setParam("literal.content_id","000000");
csur.setParam("literal.contentitle","This is a test");
csur.setParam("literal.title","This is a test");
server.request(csur);
server.commit();
fis.close();
This works fine for one document (a pdf in this case). When I surround
this with a while loop and try adding multiple documents I get:
org.apache.solr.client.solrj.SolrServerException: java.io.IOException:
stream is closed
I've tried commenting out the fis.close, and also using just a plain
InputStream with and without a .close() call - neither work. Is there a
way to do this that I'm missing?
Thanks - Tod
