Hi,
I've got an app using Cocoon and Solr, both running through Tomcat.
The post.sh file has been modified to grab local files, send it to
Cocoon (via http), the Solr-fied xml from Cocoon is then sent to the
update url in Tomcat/Solr. Not sure any of that is relevant though!
I'm running the post.sh file like:
post.sh ../xml/*.xml
Which sends all of the files in xml to the post.sh script.
Most of the POSTs work fine, but every once in a while I'll get:
"The requested resource (/solr/update) is not available."
So my questions is this, is there a problem with sending all of those
post requests to solr all at once? Should I be waiting to get an "ok"
response before posting the next? Or is it OK to just blast solr like
that? I'm wondering if its a Tomcat issue?
Matt
