perhaps. it depends largely on what the long term goals of multi-core
support are ... if we're striving for "dynamicly" creating "solr contexts"
independently of "servlet contexts" then the current behavior is probably
ideal ... we're protecting the plugins of each SolrCore from
corrupting eachother.
agreed. In the current setup, the only classes shared across all
SolrCore instances are the RequestDispatcher and the MultiCore registry.
If you reload a core, all the static initialization stuff should also
be reloaded.
*perhaps* adding a 'context' to the MultiCore registry would be a good
way to let cores communicate with one another.
ryan
