n are you using? In more recent versions (starting with 5
> I think) you should not use the coreContainer directly but instead go
> through the HTTP API (which also supports the swap operation) or use SolrJ.
>
> Best,
> Georg
>
> Fabrizio Fortino <ffort...@gilt.com> schrieb
I have a NON-Cloud Solr and I am trying to use the swap functionality to
push an updated core into production without downtime.
Here are the steps I am executing
1. Solr is up and running with a single core (name = 'livecore')
2. I create a new core with the latest version of my documents (name =
I have created a Solr CoreAdminHandler extension with the goal to swap two
cores and remove the old one.
My code looks like this:
SolrCore core = coreContainer.create("newcore", coreProps)
coreContainer.swap("newcore", "livecore")
// the old livecore is now newcore, so unload it and remove all
