Hi, I have a client who uses Lucene in a home grown CMS system they developed in Java. They have a lot of code that uses the Lucene API directly and they can't change it now. But they also need to use SOLR for some other apps which must use the same Lucene index data. So I need to make a good way to periodically replicate the Lucene index to SOLR. I know how to make efficient Lucene index snapshots from within their CMS Java app (basically using the same method as the old replication scripts, using hard-links, etc.) - assuming I have a new index snapshot, how can I tell a running SOLR instance to start using the new index snapshot instead of its current index, and also how can I configure SOLR to use the latest "snapshot" directory on re-start? Assume I create new index snapshots into a directory such that each new snapshot is a folder in format YYYYMMHHMMDDSS (timestamp). Is there any way to configure SOLR to look someplace for new index snapshots (some multi-core setup?).
Thanks!
