Example of how to use jruby_streaming_update_solr_server

suss_example.rb

require 'rubygems'
require 'threach'
require 'jruby_streaming_update_solr_server'

solrURL = 'your solr url'
sussQueueSize = 128 # number of docs to queue up
sussThreads = 1 # number of threads to use to send stuff to solr

threads = 3 # number of threads to use to process the data

suss = StreamingUpdateSolrServer.new(solrURL, sussQueueSize, sussThreads)

# use javabin; requires you to have the right handler 
# set up in Solr. It's faster.

suss.useJavabin! 

# The suss will send batches of documents to Solr automatically; 
# you don't have to do anything special

# Get a reader for your kind of data; it should have a working #each
reader = SomethingThatGetsEachDocumentInTurn.new(whatever)

# Read the data one item at a time using #each, but spin up a few
# threads to do the actually processing

reader.threach(threads) do |myData|
  # Create a hash with solr field names as the keys and
  # the values as the values. multiple values can be represented
  # by arrays, e.g., h[key] = [val1, val2, ...]
  h = turnDocIntoHash(myData) 
  suss << h
end

suss.commit

# NOTE
#
# For efficiency, you should actually turn myData into a SolrDocument
# instead of a hash, so the call to suss.<< doesn't have to
# do it for you.
#
# doc = SolrInputDocument.new
# doc['id'] = 3334 # set the id
# doc.add('author', 'Bill Dueber') # alternate syntax; set an author
# doc.add('author', "Naomi Dushay") # this syntax allows you to add multiple values
# doc.add('isbn', ['123456789X', '9783346758394']) # Can add multple values at once