Hi Chantal, thanks for replying. It is very helpfull, and I think I am in the right path.
As the database is not changed during the night, my idea is to add a cron job to re-index that at this time. The main problem is there is no separate service indexing the data. The applicaton is using Java+Grails and a Grails plugin for Solr, which integrates to the grails domain classes. When a domain class is saved through the application, this plugins add/remove that from the index automatically. After some research I noticed that if there was a separate Solr server, I could post a call using HTTP to the Solr server, but the application is using an embedded server. I have found in the file system where the solr data and indexes are being saved, but I don not know if Solrj has some utility class that could be called from command line using those files, in a cron job schedule. Do you know if it is possible? Best regards. -- View this message in context: http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/Rebuild-index-after-database-change-tp3998257p3998311.html Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
