Karl,
Thanks for your reply.
It seems that Tika failed on extracting documents from PDF files while
crawling web links down. I confirmed there were Tika Exception subsequently
to Solr Exception.
So, Solr detecting Tika Exception sends a status code, 500, then MCF
retries ingesting certain
Abe-san,
Thank you for the info.
That's a good idea. Hope I can avoid the job interruption in this way.
Regards,
Shigeki
2012/3/19 Shinichiro Abe shinichiro.ab...@gmail.com
Hi,
Currently MCF can't ignore 500 server error which is caused by Solr.
If you can upgrade to Solr 3.2, you can
Hi Shigeki,
A service interruption means that a connector (either a repository
connector like the web connector or an output connector like the Solr
connector) could not communicate with the configured service.
Repeated service interruptions means that certain URLs failed to
fetch properly even
