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Henri Biestro updated SOLR-409:
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Attachment: solr-350_409.patch
cleaned up, less noisy version on trunk 601457;
updated syntax for shared dir in multicore config;
> Allow configurable class loader sharing between cores
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> Key: SOLR-409
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-409
> Project: Solr
> Issue Type: Sub-task
> Affects Versions: 1.3
> Reporter: Henri Biestro
> Priority: Minor
> Fix For: 1.3
>
> Attachments: solr-350_409.patch, solr-350_409.patch,
> solr-350_409.patch, solr-350_409.patch, solr-350_409_414.patch,
> solr-409.patch, solr-409.patch
>
>
> WHAT:
> This patch allows to configure in the solrconfig.xml the library directory
> and associated class loader used to dynamically create instances.
> The solr config XML can now specify a libDir element (the same way the
> dataDir can be specified).
> That element can also specify through the 'shared' attribute whether the
> library is shared.
> By default, the shared attribute is true; if you specify a libDir, its class
> loader is made shareable.
> Syntax:
> <libDir shared='true*|false'>/path/to/shareable/dir</libDir>
> WHY:
> Current behavior allocates one class loader per config & thus per core.
> However, there are cases where one would like different cores to share some
> objects that are dynamically instantiated (ie, where the class name is used
> to find the class through the class loader and instantiate). In the current
> form; since each core possesses its own class loader, static members are
> indeed different objects. For instance, there is no way of implementing a
> singleton shared between 2 request handlers.
> Originally from
> http://www.nabble.com/Post-SOLR215-SOLR350-singleton-issue-tf4776980.html
> HOW:
> The libDir element is extracted from the XML configuration file and parsed in
> the Config constructor.
> A static map of weak reference to classloaders keyed by library path is used
> to keep track of already built shareable class loaders.
> The weak reference is here to allow class eviction by the GC, avoiding
> leakage that would result by keeping hard reference to class loaders.
> STATUS:
> initial code drop
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