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David Smiley updated SOLR-14763:
Description:
In SOLR-14354, [~caomanhdat] created an API to use Jetty async API to make more
thread efficient HttpShardHandler requests. This added public async request
APIs to Http2SolrClient and LBHttp2SolrClient. There are a few ways this API
can be improved, that I will track in this issue:
1) Using a CompletableFuture-based async API signature, instead of using
internal custom interfaces (Cancellable, AsyncListener) - based on [this
discussion|https://lists.apache.org/thread.html/r548f318d9176c84ad1a4ed49ff182eeea9f82f26cb23e372244c8a23%40%3Cdev.lucene.apache.org%3E].
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The below was removed from the scope of what was delivered in 9.6; a linked
JIRA will address it.
2) An async API is also useful in other HTTP/2 Solr clients as well,
particularly CloudHttp2SolrClient (SOLR-14675). I will add a requestAsync
method to the SolrClient class, with a default method that initially throws an
unsupported operation exception (maybe this can be later updated to use an
executor to handle the async request as a default impl). For now, I'll override
the default implementation in the Http2SolrClient and CloudHttp2SolrClient.
was:
In SOLR-14354, [~caomanhdat] created an API to use Jetty async API to make more
thread efficient HttpShardHandler requests. This added public async request
APIs to Http2SolrClient and LBHttp2SolrClient. There are a few ways this API
can be improved, that I will track in this issue:
1) Using a CompletableFuture-based async API signature, instead of using
internal custom interfaces (Cancellable, AsyncListener) - based on [this
discussion|https://lists.apache.org/thread.html/r548f318d9176c84ad1a4ed49ff182eeea9f82f26cb23e372244c8a23%40%3Cdev.lucene.apache.org%3E].
2) An async API is also useful in other HTTP/2 Solr clients as well,
particularly CloudHttp2SolrClient (SOLR-14675). I will add a requestAsync
method to the SolrClient class, with a default method that initially throws an
unsupported operation exception (maybe this can be later updated to use an
executor to handle the async request as a default impl). For now, I'll override
the default implementation in the Http2SolrClient and CloudHttp2SolrClient.
> SolrJ Client Async HTTP/2 Requests
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> Key: SOLR-14763
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-14763
> Project: Solr
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: SolrJ
>Affects Versions: 8.7
>Reporter: Rishi Sankar
>Assignee: James Dyer
>Priority: Major
> Fix For: main (10.0), 9.6
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> Time Spent: 7h 40m
> Remaining Estimate: 0h
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> In SOLR-14354, [~caomanhdat] created an API to use Jetty async API to make
> more thread efficient HttpShardHandler requests. This added public async
> request APIs to Http2SolrClient and LBHttp2SolrClient. There are a few ways
> this API can be improved, that I will track in this issue:
> 1) Using a CompletableFuture-based async API signature, instead of using
> internal custom interfaces (Cancellable, AsyncListener) - based on [this
> discussion|https://lists.apache.org/thread.html/r548f318d9176c84ad1a4ed49ff182eeea9f82f26cb23e372244c8a23%40%3Cdev.lucene.apache.org%3E].
> ---
> The below was removed from the scope of what was delivered in 9.6; a linked
> JIRA will address it.
> 2) An async API is also useful in other HTTP/2 Solr clients as well,
> particularly CloudHttp2SolrClient (SOLR-14675). I will add a requestAsync
> method to the SolrClient class, with a default method that initially throws
> an unsupported operation exception (maybe this can be later updated to use an
> executor to handle the async request as a default impl). For now, I'll
> override the default implementation in the Http2SolrClient and
> CloudHttp2SolrClient.
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