I've created a simple bare minimum server.rb that - similar to SolrJ's
SolrServer abstraction in (currently mostly empty) methods.
And in test/ I've checked in a JRuby example showing the difference
between going through a pure Ruby API and the SolrJ API. You can run
it this way from the root of the solr-ruby-refactoring branch:
jruby -Ilib test/temp.rb
I think the goal is to achieve something like this being equivalent
for both MRI and SolrJ-Ruby, regardless of the solr object type:
response = eval(solr.request(:qt => 'standard', :q => '*:*',
'facet.field' => ['cat'], :wt=>'ruby'))
puts response['response']['numFound']
Not quite sure where the eval belongs, so I left it out of
Solr::Server for now. We want to be able to support raw responses
through solr-ruby also, for use cases like letting Solr's JSON
response pass through a Ruby application server (or perhaps even to
use JSON within solr-ruby, if it parses faster).
Shouldn't be too hard to get there from here, eh Matt?
Erik
