The fact that they're python and java is largely beside the point I think. Solr just sees a URL, the fact that your Python app gets in there first and "does stuff" with the query wouldn't affect Solr at all.
Also, I tend to like keeping Solr fairly lean so any work I can offload to the application I usually do. YMMV Best Erick On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 6:43 PM, Spadez <james_will...@hotmail.com> wrote: > I discounted geonames to start with but it actually looks pretty good. I may > be stretching the limit of my question here, but say I did go with geonames, > if I go back to my model and add a bit: > > Search for "London"----->Convert "London to Long/Lat"----->Send Query to > Solr>----->Return Query> > > Since my main website is coded in Python, but Solr works in Java, if I was > to create or use an existing script to allow me to convert "London" to > Long/Lat, would it make more sense for this operation to be done in Python > or Java? > > In Python it would integrate better with my website, but in Java it would > integrate better with Solr. Also would one language be more suitable or > faster for this kind of operation? > > Again, I might be pushing the boundaries of what I can ask on here, but if > anyone can chime in with their opinion I would really appreciate it. > > ~ James > > -- > View this message in context: > http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/Searching-by-location-What-do-I-send-to-Solr-tp3959296p3960666.html > Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
