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It is not the matter of resolving the domain name. The url fails validation because the URLValidator class checks if the last part of the domain is an existing Top Level Domain. I checked RFC 3986 and it appears that having a valid TLD is not a requirement for a url to be valid but as URLValidator enforces this anyway, I propose this as a workaround. If validation fails the exception on line 162 https://github.com/DSpace/DSpace/blob/master/dspace-api/src/main/java/org/dspace/discovery/SolrServiceImpl.java?source=cc#L162 is thrown.
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When a url like http://mypc.local/solr/search is entered as a search.server the URL validation fails. This is default behaviour of commons URL validator but potentially unwanted.
I suggest creating an option toggling the Url validation. Default to true. (ie valdiation enabled)
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