solr-ruby is a library to connect, of course, Solr to Ruby. So you
won't be ditching Java to go to Solr, but rather running the Solr
Java-based web application via a Java web container (Jetty, Tomcat,
Resin, or other).
Solr is incredibly scalable and fast. And handles any number of
connections at a time for both reading and writing.
Erik
On Mar 6, 2007, at 12:32 AM, Joe Stelmach wrote:
> Thanks for the fast reply Dave.
>
> I'm working on a system that does some back-end processing in Java,
> but
> uses Rails on the front end. I'd really like to ditch Java
> completely,
> but the Threading support in Ruby is very limiting (at least as far
> as I
> understand it,) so I'm stuck trying to glue the pieces together.
>
> Thanks for the solr tip - I'll see if that can help me...
>
>
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