Maybe I should be more clear: I have multiple tables in my DB that I need to save to my Solr index. In my app code I have logic to persist each table, which maps to an application model to Solr. This is fine. I am just trying to speed up indexing time by using DIH instead of going through my application. From what I understand of DIH I can specify one dataSource element and then a series of document/entity sets, for each of my models. But like I said before, DIH only appears to want to index the first document declared under the dataSource tag.
-Rupert On Tue, Sep 8, 2009 at 4:05 PM, Rupert Fiasco<rufia...@gmail.com> wrote: > I am using the DataImportHandler with a JDBC datasource. From my > understanding of DIH, for each of my "content types" e.g. Blog posts, > Mesh Categories, etc I would construct a series of document/entity > sets, like > > <dataConfig> > <dataSource driver="com.mysql.jdbc.Driver" url="jdbc:mysql://...." /> > > <!-- BLOG ENTRIES --> > <document name="blog_entries"> > <entity name="blog_entries" query="select > id,title,keywords,summary,data,title as name_fc,'BlogEntry' as type > from blog_entries"> > <field column="id" name="pk_i" /> > <field column="id" name="id" /> > <field column="title" name="text_t" /> > <field column="data" name="text_t" /> > </entity> > </document> > > <!-- MESH CATEGORIES --> > <document name="mesh_category"> > <entity name="mesh_categories" query="select > id,name,node_key,name as name_fc,'MeshCategory' as type from > mesh_categories"> > <field column="id" name="pk_i" /> > <field column="id" name="id" /> > <field column="name" name="text_t" /> > <field column="node_key" name="string" /> > <field column="name_fc" name="facet_value" /> > <field column="type" name="type_t" /> > </entity> > </document> > </datasource> > </dataConfig> > > > Solr parses this just fine and allows me to issue a > /dataimport?command=full-import and it runs, but it only runs against > the "first" document (blog_entries). It doesnt run against the 2nd > document (mesh_categories). > > If I remove the 2 document elements and wrap both entity sets in just > one document tag, then both sets get indexed, which seemingly achieves > my goal. This just doesnt make sense from my understanding of how DIH > works. My 2 content types are indeed separate so they logically > represent two document types, not one. > > Is this correct? What am I missing here? > > Thanks > -Rupert >
