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<h2>Usage Example</h2>
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This processor streams the contents of a FlowFile to an Apache Solr
update handler. Any properties added to this processor by the user are
passed to Solr on the update request. If a parameter must be sent multiple
times with different values, properties can follow a naming convention:
name.number, where name is the parameter name and number is a unique number.
Repeating parameters will be sorted by their property name.
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Example: To specify multiple 'f' parameters for indexing custom json, the following
properties can be defined:
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<li><strong>split</strong>: /exams</li>
<li><strong>f.1</strong>: first:/first</li>
<li><strong>f.2</strong>: last:/last</li>
<li><strong>f.3</strong>: grade:/grade</li>
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This will result in sending the following url to Solr: </br>
split=/exams&f=first:/first&f=last:/last&f=grade:/grade
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