Hi, I'm not sure this is the right mail to write to, hopefully you can help or direct me to the right person
I'm using solr - one master with 17 slaves in the server and using solrj as the java client Currently there's only one core in all of them (master and slaves) - only the cpaCore. I thought about using multi-cores solr, but I have some problems with that. I don't know in advance which cores I'd need - When my java program runs, I call for documents to be index to a certain url, which contains the core name, and I might create a url based on core that is not yet created. For example: Calling to index - http://localhost:8080/cpaCore - existing core, everything as usual Calling to index - http://localhost:8080/newCore - server realizes there's no core "newCore", creates it and indexes to it. After that - also creates the new core in the slaves Calling to index - http://localhost:8080/newCore - existing core, everything as usual What I'd like to have on the server side to do is realize by itself if the cores exists or not, and if not - create it One other restriction - I can't change anything in the client side - calling to the server can only make the calls it's doing now - for index and search, and cannot make calls for cores creation via the CoreAdminHandler. All I can do is something in the server itself What can I do to get it done? Write some RequestHandler? REquestProcessor? Any other option? Thanks, nizan
