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Eric Pugh updated SOLR-18095:
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Description:
In older versions of Solr there was a NoOpResponseWriter that could be used to
disable a writer type. This was removed.
This PR proposes to introduce a new NoOpResponseWriter and NoOpRequestHandler
to let a user disable specific writer types and request handlers. The
NoOpRequestHandler would return a 403 FORBIDDEN. The NoOpResponseWriter will
either return a message in plain text or maybe return an exception?
This would fit the existing pattern of folks customizing a core/collection
level by modifying solrconfig.xml.
This would be a minimal change to Solr, so could be backported as well.
See SOLR-18079 for a related idea.
was:
In older versions of Solr there was a NoOpResponseWriter that could be used to
disable a writer type. This was removed.
This PR proposes to introduce a new NoOpResponseWriter and NoOpRequestHandler
to let a user disable specific writer types and request handlers. The
NoOpRequestHandler would return a 403 FORBIDDEN. The NoOpResponseWriter will
either return a message in plain text or maybe return an exception?
This would be a minimal change to Solr, so could be backported as well.
See SOLR-18079 for a related idea.
> Allow users to remap writertypes and request handlers to No Operation verion
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> Key: SOLR-18095
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-18095
> Project: Solr
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Eric Pugh
> Priority: Major
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> In older versions of Solr there was a NoOpResponseWriter that could be used
> to disable a writer type. This was removed.
> This PR proposes to introduce a new NoOpResponseWriter and NoOpRequestHandler
> to let a user disable specific writer types and request handlers. The
> NoOpRequestHandler would return a 403 FORBIDDEN. The NoOpResponseWriter
> will either return a message in plain text or maybe return an exception?
>
> This would fit the existing pattern of folks customizing a core/collection
> level by modifying solrconfig.xml.
> This would be a minimal change to Solr, so could be backported as well.
>
> See SOLR-18079 for a related idea.
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