On 9/23/22 15:08, Shawn Heisey wrote:
have removed the email headers that would bury this message inside a
thread that has nothing to do with it
I *thought* had removed those headers. But the message got buried anyway.
Shawn
On 9/23/22 12:07, L H wrote:
Hello dear colleagues,
I was using Embedded solr on JAVA 8 for caching some data - however, I am
required to update JAVA to version 17.
I can see that core container is not able to access home directory.
Below is the exception I get; could someone please help me to
Hello dear colleagues,
I was using Embedded solr on JAVA 8 for caching some data - however, I am
required to update JAVA to version 17.
I can see that core container is not able to access home directory.
Below is the exception I get; could someone please help me to know to fix
the issue?
Op vr 23 sep. 2022 om 18:17 schreef Shawn Heisey
:
> On 9/23/22 09:51, gnandre wrote:
> > Is there a way to make atomic indexing default?
> >
> > Say, even if some clients send non-atomic indexing requests, it should
> get
> > converted to atomic indexing requests on Solr end, is that possible?
>
On 9/23/22 09:51, gnandre wrote:
Is there a way to make atomic indexing default?
Say, even if some clients send non-atomic indexing requests, it should get
converted to atomic indexing requests on Solr end, is that possible?
I am asking because we usually run into the following issue:
1. Client
Is there a way to make atomic indexing default?
Say, even if some clients send non-atomic indexing requests, it should get
converted to atomic indexing requests on Solr end, is that possible?
I am asking because we usually run into the following issue:
1. Client A is the major contributor of almo
