HI
Example:
String[] values = new String[] {“value 1”, “value 2” };
inputDoc.setField (multiFieldName, values);
Can you try once to change the array to list ?
List<String> values = new ArrayList<>();
values.add("value 1");
values.add("value 2");
inputDoc.setField (multiFieldName, values);
regards
Kumar Gaurav
On Wed, Jun 17, 2020 at 8:33 PM Eivind Hodneland <
eivind.hodnel...@uptimeconsulting.no> wrote:
> Hi,
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> My customer has a Solr index with a large amount of fields, many of these
> are multivalued (type=”string”, multiValued=”true”).
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> I am having problems with setting the values for these fields in my Java
> update processors.
>
> Example:
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> String[] values = new String[] {“value 1”, “value 2” };
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> inputDoc.setField (multiFieldName, values);
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>
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> However, only “value 1” is present in the index after updating.
>
> What is the best / correct way to make this work?
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