Also consider StreamingUpdateSolrServer if you want multiple threads to operate from your client.
Best Erick On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 4:12 AM, Michael Kuhlmann <k...@solarier.de> wrote: > Hi Ramdev, > > add() is a blocking call. Otherwise it had to start an own background thread > which is not what a library like Solrj should do (how many threads at most? > At which priority? Which thread group? How long keep them pooled?) > > And, additionally, you might want to know whether the transmission was > successful, or whether your guinea pig has eaten the network cable just in > the middle of the transmission. > > But it's easy to write your own background task that adds your documents to > the Solr server. Using Java's ExecutionService class, this is done within > two minutes. > > Greetings, > Kuli > > Am 19.03.2012 16:48, schrieb ramdev.wud...@thomsonreuters.com: > >> Hi: >> I am trying to index a collection of SolrInputDocs to a Solr server. I >> was wondering if the call I make to add the documents (the >> add(Collection<SolrInputDocument>) call ) is a blocking function call ? >> >> I would also like to know if the add call is a call that would take longer >> for a larger collection of documents >> >> >> Thanks >> >> Ramdev >> >
