Re: question about exception in faceting

2011-07-28 Thread Koji Sekiguchi

(11/07/29 8:52), Chris Hostetter wrote:


: If I got an exception during faceting (e.g. undefined field), Solr doesn't
: return HTTP 400 but 200 with the exception stack trace in
: ...  tag. Why is it implemented so? I checked Solr 1.1 and saw the same 
behavior.

super historic, pre-apache, code ... the idea at the time was that some
parts of the response (like faceting, highlightin, watever...) would be
"optional" and if there was an error computing that data it wouldn't fail
the main request.

that logic should really be ripped out.


Thank you for the response what I expected! I opened:

https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-2682

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Re: question about exception in faceting

2011-07-28 Thread Chris Hostetter

: If I got an exception during faceting (e.g. undefined field), Solr doesn't
: return HTTP 400 but 200 with the exception stack trace in 
: ... tag. Why is it implemented so? I checked Solr 1.1 and saw the same 
behavior.

super historic, pre-apache, code ... the idea at the time was that some 
parts of the response (like faceting, highlightin, watever...) would be 
"optional" and if there was an error computing that data it wouldn't fail 
the main request.

that logic should really be ripped out.


-Hoss


Re: question about exception in faceting

2011-07-28 Thread Koji Sekiguchi
Correction:

> Except FacetComponent, HighlightComponent for example, if I use a bad regex 
> pattern
> for RegexFragmenter, HighlightComponent throws an exception then Solr return 
> 400.

Solr returns 500 in this case actually. I think it should be 400 (bad request).

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(11/07/29 1:18), Koji Sekiguchi wrote:
> If I got an exception during faceting (e.g. undefined field), Solr doesn't
> return HTTP 400 but 200 with the exception stack trace in name="exception">
> ...  tag. Why is it implemented so? I checked Solr 1.1 and saw the same 
> behavior.
> 
> Except FacetComponent, HighlightComponent for example, if I use a bad regex 
> pattern
> for RegexFragmenter, HighlightComponent throws an exception then Solr return 
> 400.
> 
> Thank you!
> 
> koji