> Thanks for the reply. Yes I wanted the executable to run > after the commit operation. I would like to have the doc XML > though. The further processing might be intensive and so I > didn't want the document to wait for the extra processing > before committing (if I use UpdateRequestProcessor). The > other reason is because we are not developing in Java.
Sorry but I don't fully follow your requirement. Can you elaborate more? What is this further processing, does it add new fields? > I have managed to run an executable but I have no idea how > to get the document. Would it be risky to use the timestamp > instead? > i.e. The executable check the current timestamp and queyr > solr for documents with that exact time stamp. (Or with a > few millisecond tolerance?) DIH use this technique to capture delta changes. So you want to capture XML of newly committed documents? Documents changed after previous commit?
