A ha,I have found the root cause , the Solr has return the result properly .The root cause is the SolrPHPClient, The SolrPHPClient uses file_get_contents function for connecting to Solr by default ,this function is not stable, usually returns http status error.
thanks for everybody who gives me help.Good luck for you! 2011/8/2 Chris Hostetter <hossman_luc...@fucit.org> > > : thanks for the reply. This is tomcat log files on my Solr Server: > : I found that : if the server returns status=0 and QTime=0, the > SolrPhpClient > : will throughs an Exception. But the same query String will not always > return > : status=0 and QTime=0. The Query String is valid, I have tested them in > Solr > > I know nothing about PHP but if your client code is throwing an exception > anytime status=0 and QTime=0 then it sounds like a bug in your client code > -- there is no reason why those two numbers being 0 should be considered > an error. It just means the request was processed in under a millisecond. > > > -Hoss >
