As Mark mentioned Solr(Cloud) can be accessed through HTTP and return
e.g. JSON which should be easy to handle in a javascript. But the
client-part (SolrJ) of Solr is not just a dumb client interface - it
provides a lot of client-side functionality, e.g. some intelligent
decision making based on ZK state. I would probably try to see if I
could make SolrJ and in particular CloudSolrServer (yes its a client,
even though the name does not indicate) work. Maybe you will successful
using one of:
* https://github.com/nearinfinity/node-java to embed CloudSolrServer in
node.js
* use GWT to compile CloudSolrServer to javascript (I would imagine it
will be hard to make it work though)
Regards, Per Steffensen
Luis Cappa Banda skrev:
Hello!
I've always used Java as the backend language to program search modules,
and I know that CloudSolrServer implementation is the way to interact with
SolrCloud. However, I'm starting to love Node.js and I was wondering if
there exists the posibility to launch queries to a SolrCloud with the "old
fashioned" sharding syntax.
Thank you in advance!
Best regards.
