The idea is to send req to http://server.com/solr.
Here are some sample URLs:
http://server.com/solr?custom_param1=aaa&custom_param2=bbb
http://server.com/solr?custom_param1=ccc&custom_param2=dddd
as I said we have our own search handler (wrapping handleRequestBody
method and adding logic before it) where we convert those custom_paramX
params into Solr understandable params like q, fq, facet, etc. Then we
delegate to Solr to process them.
So what I want to do is core0 handle things if custom_param1=aaa and core1
if custom_param1=ccc.
So I'm looking for another way of core selection then selection by URL
path part.
Thanx,
If I understand you correctly, you would use a multicore setup and send
the
request to http://server.com/solr/core0 in one case, and
http://server.com/solr/core1 in the other.
Is there something else that makes this complicated?
cheers,
Travis
On Thu, Nov 1, 2012 at 12:08 PM, Dzmitry Petrushenka
<dpetr...@gmail.com>wrote:
Hi All!
I need to be able to send requests to 2 different cores based on the
value
of some request parameter.
First core (active) contains most recent docs. This core is used in 99%
of
cases.
The second core (it has 100-1000 times more docs then active core) and
used in 0.1% of cases.
We wrote our own search handler (mostly based on the standard one but
handling our own custom params) and I wonder if there is a way to
customize
Solr so we could direct calls to the required core based on request
params
user passes?
Any help would be helpful.
Thanx,
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