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When I call addField on solr-doc in the let and evaluate solr-doc last I always end up with the exception.
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galen.core> (let [solr-doc (SolrInputDocument.)] | |
(.getFieldValue solr-doc "id") | |
solr-doc) | |
{} | |
galen.core> (let [solr-doc (SolrInputDocument.)] | |
(.addField solr-doc "id" "xyz") | |
solr-doc) | |
ClassCastException org.apache.solr.common.SolrInputField cannot be cast to java.util.Map$Entry clojure.core/key (core.clj:1482) | |
galen.core> (let [solr-doc (SolrInputDocument.) _ (.addField solr-doc "id" "xyz")] | |
solr-doc) | |
ClassCastException org.apache.solr.common.SolrInputField cannot be cast to java.util.Map$Entry clojure.core/key (core.clj:1482) | |
galen.core> (let [solr-doc (SolrInputDocument.)] | |
(.addField solr-doc "id" "foo")) | |
nil | |
Thanks for the comments, I encountered the same issue.
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Thanks for this. I ran into the same problem today, and your post helped me out. Your conclusion seems correct.
I added a
print-method
that just callstoString
onSolrInputDocument
, and that fixed the problem I was having. Now I can run my code in the REPL without the ClassCastException creeping up.I just thought I'd comment in case anybody else experiences this.