Autofac Multicore with custom HttpWebRequestFactory

[Brandon O'Dell]

Is there a proper way to be configuring multiple cores with a custom HttpWebRequestFactory?

Here is my sample code:

 var cores = new SolrServers {
        new SolrServerElement {
                Id = "coreEntity1",
                DocumentType = typeof (Entity1).AssemblyQualifiedName,
                Url = "http://localhost:8983/solr/coreEntity1",
                                       
            },
                new SolrServerElement {
                Id = "coreEntity2",
                DocumentType = typeof (Entity2).AssemblyQualifiedName,
                Url = "http://localhost:8983/solr/coreEntity2",                                        
            },
    };
    //register solr instance
    builder.RegisterModule(
        new SolrNetModule(cores)
        {
            HttpWebRequestFactory = new BasicAuthHttpWebRequestFactory(
                "username",
                "password",
                delegate { return true; }) //dont validate SSL (Self Signed Cert)
    });  

 

When I resolve either of my cores, I am getting an authentication error, and stepping through the code, I can also see that the BasicaAuthHttpWebRequestFactory was never attached to the ISolrOperations<>.   Looking at the source code, it appears that it might be supported only for single core configuration via Autofac. Can someone please verify this?

Thanks,

Brandon

   

[Mauricio Scheffer]

I recommend getting rid of the SolrNet+IoC integration libraries. As you've already seen, there is no way to reason about any of this stuff.

I also recommend getting rid of all IoC containers in your app entirely (same argument), but if that's too hard, just register the ISolrOperations<T> instances you compose.

Cheers

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Mauricio

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[Brandon O'Dell]

Thanks for the feedback Mauricio.  

I've seen various arguments regarding the use / not to use IoC.  I know its a bit off topic, but what is your opinion / reasoning against IoC?

Cheers,

Brandon