org.apache.solr.util
Class TestHarness.LocalRequestFactory

java.lang.Object
  org.apache.solr.util.TestHarness.LocalRequestFactory

Enclosing class:

TestHarness

public class TestHarness.LocalRequestFactory
extends Object

A Factory that generates LocalSolrQueryRequest objects using a specified set of default options.

Field Summary

Map<String,String>	args
int	limit
String	qtype
int	start

Constructor Summary

TestHarness.LocalRequestFactory()

Method Summary

org.apache.solr.request.LocalSolrQueryRequest

makeRequest(String... q) Creates a LocalSolrQueryRequest based on variable args; for historical reasons, this method has some peculiar behavior: If there is a single arg, then it is treated as the "q" param, and the LocalSolrQueryRequest consists of that query string along with "qt", "start", and "rows" params (based on the qtype, start, and limit properties of this factory) along with any other default "args" set on this factory.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

qtype

public String qtype

start

public int start

limit

public int limit

args

public Map<String,String> args

Constructor Detail

TestHarness.LocalRequestFactory

public TestHarness.LocalRequestFactory()

Method Detail

makeRequest

public org.apache.solr.request.LocalSolrQueryRequest makeRequest(String... q)

Creates a LocalSolrQueryRequest based on variable args; for historical reasons, this method has some peculiar behavior:

• If there is a single arg, then it is treated as the "q" param, and the LocalSolrQueryRequest consists of that query string along with "qt", "start", and "rows" params (based on the qtype, start, and limit properties of this factory) along with any other default "args" set on this factory.
• If there are multiple args, then there must be an even number of them, and each pair of args is used as a key=value param in the LocalSolrQueryRequest. NOTE: In this usage, the "qtype", "start", "limit", and "args" properties of this factory are ignored.

TODO: this isn't really safe in the presense of core reloads! Perhaps the best we could do is increment the core reference count and decrement it in the request close() method?