: If documents are being added to and removed from an index (and commits
: are being issued) while a user is searching, then the experience of
: paging through search results using the obvious solr mechanism
: (&start=100&Rows=10) may be disorienting for the user. For one
: example, by the time th
This is one case where permanent caches are interesting. Another case
is highlighting: in some cases highlighting takes a lot of work, and
this work is not cached.
It might be a cleaner architecture to have session-maintaining code in
a separate front-end app, and leave Solr session-free.
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If documents are being added to and removed from an index (and commits
are being issued) while a user is searching, then the experience of
paging through search results using the obvious solr mechanism
(&start=100&Rows=10) may be disorienting for the user. For one
example, by the time the user clic
