On 1/20/07, Chris Hostetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
the thing about Solr, is there really aren't a lot of "defaults" in the sense you mean ... there is just an example -- people might copy the example, but if they don't have something in their solrconfig, most things just aren't there....
I expect that most users will fall into that category though. A minority use custom request handlers and I expect a vast minority to use custom update handlers.
A user should be confident that they can pick anyname they possily want for their plugin, and it won't collide with any future addition we might add to Solr.
But that doesn't seem possible unless we make user plugins second-class citizens by scoping them differently. In the event there is a collision in the future, the user could rename one of the plugins. The same type of collision can happen today with our current request handler framework, but I don't think it's worth uglifying URLs over. It will be very rare and there are ways to easily work around it. -Yonik
