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On 4/26/06, jason rutherglen <jasonhusong@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> As this would be used with Solr I wonder if there would be a good way to also
> update the Solr caches.
Other than re-executing queries that generated the results? Probably not.
The nice thing about knowing exactly when the view of an index changes
(and having it only change once in a while), is that you can do very
aggressive caching.
If you want an IndexSearcher who's view of the index changed every
second (for example), I don't think Solr's type of caching would be
useful at all (or even possible, if you have big caches and
autowarming).
-Yonik
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