What error do you see?
Also, what are you trying to do? If you are trying to get the cluster's
state from an outside service, and not in a Solr plugin, maybe you should
use CloudSolrClient instead:
```
var client = new CloudSolrClient
.builder(Arrays.asList("zkHost1:port1,zkHost2:port2,..
> Wouldn't it make more sense to set this value to $zkClientTimeout x
$numServers?
I don't think it would make much sense to calculate it in such a method.
The connection speed to the Zookeeper does not scale linearly with respect
to number of server(at least not for reasonable numbers).
But I d
If you are on 8.7.0+ the timeout used on the SolrDispatchFilter is
configurable and should work correctly since
The actual use of SOLR_WAIT_FOR_ZK is only on loading the solr.xml from the
zookeeper (code taken from main):
if (!StringUtils.isEmpty(zkHost)) {
int startUpZkTimeOut = Integer.ge
methods connect to the zookeeper with several
watchers, maybe they slow down the connection?
On Tue, Jul 13, 2021 at 4:53 PM Yuval Paz
wrote:
> If you are on 8.7.0+ the timeout used on the SolrDispatchFilter is
> configurable and should work correctly since
>
> The actual use of SOLR_WA
Hello Rajeswari,
As far as I know, Solr does not have a built in method to access a specific
index.
I can think in 3 ways to get the functionality you need:
1. Create a custom document transformer that return a specific index from a
multivalued field
2. Create a custom query function to do that
Me and my team are building upon this solcolator:
https://github.com/SOLR4189/solcolator
Currently the processor is build for Solr 6.5.1, we are working on updating
our Solr and I hope to release a complete version of our Solcolator as
open source then (it will be for version 8.6.x).
Making it a
Log4j2 is not a simple upgrade of log4j(1), in fact, it is a completely new
library.
Although I'm not 100% sure about how Solr uses log4j, in most cases it is
not a simple plug and play.
If you are concerned about the 0-day vulnerability, see the link below.
>From my understanding, the vulnerabi
>From my understanding, the clustering dependency Should work correctly as
long as you don't run on JDK 1.8, so on JDK 11 (if you use the official
Docker/Solr operator it should be on JDK 11) it should work fine, but if
you use Solr on VM/physical machine I suggest to check the java version, if
it
