On 2/5/07, Ryan McKinley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Getting the test to pass is one thing... but this exception is
> another. Is it possible that this could be triggered by normal use of
> Solr? Perhaps by too-frequent commits?
>
I don't *think* so... I haven't seen any trouble while load testing
this on a real system.
I *think* the RejectedExecutionException is thrown when JUnit aborts
all execution. Essentially this is the ScheduledFutureTask saying
"hey! i didn't get to complete even though you told me to"
Yes, I think that's it.
SolrCore.close() shuts down the Executor.
From the trace, you can see SolrCore closing, then an attempt to open
up another searcher after that.
The close of the update handler should probably shut down it's executor too.
-Yonik
