No, you should reuse the same CloudSolrServer instance for all requests. It is a thread safe object. You could also create a static/common HttpClient instance and pass it to the constructor of CloudSolrServer but even if you don't, it will create one internally and use it for all requests so that connections can be pooled. On 19-Feb-2015 1:44 pm, "Manohar Sripada" <manohar...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi All, > > I am using CloudSolrServer API of SolrJ library from my application to > query Solr. Here, I am creating a new connection to Solr for every search > that I am doing. Once I got the results I am closing the connection. > > Is this the correct way? How does Solr create connections internally? Does > it maintain a pool of connections (if so how to configure it)? > > Thanks, > Manohar >
