As I understand it, the "lots of cores" features enables dynamic loading
and unloading of cores
This is how I set up my solr.xml for a test where I created more cores than
the transientCacheSize.

Here is a link to the config in case it doesn't format well via this post.
https://gist.github.com/anonymous/7358674

Question: How do I know this feature is working i.e. is there something I
should watch for on the web container log, etc ? When I inspect the solr
admin GUI, I can see all the cores I created.


Thanks,
VIn







solr.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<solr persistent="true" sharedLib="lib">
  <cores adminPath="/admin/cores" transientCacheSize="3" >
    <core name="mycore_0001" loadOnStartup="false" instanceDir="cores"
transient="true" dataDir="mycore_0001"/>

    <core name="mycore_7430341611573840011" loadOnStartup="false"
instanceDir="cores" transient="true" dataDir="mycore_7430341611573840011"/>

    <core name="mycore_7697631832332862479" loadOnStartup="false"
instanceDir="cores" transient="true" dataDir="mycore_7697631832332862479"/>

    <core name="mycore_7791568344662376737" loadOnStartup="false"
instanceDir="cores" transient="true" dataDir="mycore_7791568344662376737"/>

    <core name="mycore_8169706828529363612" loadOnStartup="false"
instanceDir="cores" transient="true" dataDir="mycore_8169706828529363612"/>

    <core name="dummy" loadOnStartup="true" instanceDir="cores/"
schema="schema.xml" transient="false" dataDir="dummy"/>
</cores>
</solr>

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