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Manolis Karamanis I am following ElasticSearch documentation on Java Client. I have ElasticSearch started and can interact with it using the Rest API. I want to use a Java client, so far I have a body like this: public class TestElastic {
public static void m
Akshay Bijawe I am building a Search Web Application with a servlet connected to Elasticsearch. I have a question about Elasticsearch 's shipping module . I am using TransportClient in a class implementing ServletContextListener to open a connection to Elastic
Ajay I'm using ElasticSearch's transport client in a SpringBoot application. Logback is used as my logging implementation. Is there a way to enable logging of requests/responses from the ElasticSearch transport client to help with troubleshooting? Ajay In orde
Shakul Hameed My elasticsearch wrapped in tomcat using transport software is up and running in a cluster of 20 computers on a specific path /essearch. I have load balancer before clustering with dns, so I use www.dns.com/essearch/ to access elastic search Now
Shakul Hameed My elasticsearch wrapped in tomcat using transport software is up and running in a cluster of 20 computers on a specific path /essearch. I have load balancer before clustering with dns, so I use www.dns.com/essearch/ to access elastic search Now
Brandon G I want to populate the completion suggestion field into the index using Nest. After reading the ElasticSearch blog post on implementing completion fields, I see that you can have the following properties: input array single output weight Payload I'm
Hans I'm uploading a pandas dataframe to Elastic (using elasticsearch==6.3.1), it works fine if the dataframe size is less than 100MB, I'm using the solution from How to export pandas data to Elasticsearch ? def rec_to_actions(df):
for record in df.to_dict
Hans I'm uploading a pandas dataframe to Elastic (using elasticsearch==6.3.1), it works fine if the dataframe size is less than 100MB, I'm using the solution from How to export pandas data to Elasticsearch ? def rec_to_actions(df):
for record in df.to_dict
Hans I'm uploading a pandas dataframe to Elastic (using elasticsearch==6.3.1), it works fine if the dataframe size is less than 100MB, I'm using the solution from How to export pandas data to Elasticsearch ? def rec_to_actions(df):
for record in df.to_dict
Hans I'm uploading a pandas dataframe to Elastic (using elasticsearch==6.3.1), it works fine if the dataframe size is less than 100MB, I'm using the solution from How to export pandas data to Elasticsearch ? def rec_to_actions(df):
for record in df.to_dict
Hans I'm uploading a pandas dataframe to Elastic (using elasticsearch==6.3.1), it works fine if the dataframe size is less than 100MB, I'm using the solution from How to export pandas data to Elasticsearch ? def rec_to_actions(df):
for record in df.to_dict
Hans I'm uploading a pandas dataframe to Elastic (using elasticsearch==6.3.1), it works fine if the dataframe size is less than 100MB, I'm using the solution from How to export pandas data to Elasticsearch ? def rec_to_actions(df):
for record in df.to_dict
Vignes I am using elasticsearch-6.1.1. Because JavaHighLeve client 6.1.1 doesn't provide CreateIndexRequest api, I tried to create index by working with TransportClient like this: ( https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/client/java-rest/master /_changi
Vignes I am using elasticsearch-6.1.1. Because JavaHighLeve client 6.1.1 doesn't provide CreateIndexRequest api, I tried to create index by working with TransportClient like this: ( https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/client/java-rest/master /_changi
Vignes I am using elasticsearch-6.1.1. Because JavaHighLeve client 6.1.1 doesn't provide CreateIndexRequest api, I tried to create index by working with TransportClient like this: ( https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/client/java-rest/master /_changi
Vignes I am using elasticsearch-6.1.1. Because JavaHighLeve client 6.1.1 doesn't provide CreateIndexRequest api, I tried to create index by working with TransportClient like this: ( https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/client/java-rest/master /_changi
Vignes I am using elasticsearch-6.1.1. Because JavaHighLeve client 6.1.1 doesn't provide CreateIndexRequest api, I tried to create index by working with TransportClient like this: ( https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/client/java-rest/master /_changi
St. Kaidal Need to connect to secure elasticsearch with https authentication using transport client in java code. I have the user id and password to connect, but need an example of how we do it? I am using elastic search 5.6.0. I'm looking for xpack and shelf
St. Kaidal Need to connect to secure elasticsearch with https authentication using transport client in java code. I have the user id and password to connect, but need an example of how we do it? I am using elastic search 5.6.0. I'm looking for xpack and shelf
microphone What is the upgrade path for an application that uses the Elasticsearch native Java client API ( TransportClient) to migrate to an advanced REST client that uses Java ? Documentation (preliminary?) seems to indicate: The Java advanced REST client de
microphone What is the upgrade path for an application that uses the Elasticsearch native Java client API ( TransportClient) to migrate to an advanced REST client that uses Java ? Documentation (preliminary?) seems to indicate: The Java advanced REST client de
microphone What is the upgrade path for an application that uses the Elasticsearch native Java client API ( TransportClient) to migrate to an advanced REST client that uses Java ? Documentation (preliminary?) seems to indicate: The Java advanced REST client de
microphone What is the upgrade path for an application that uses the Elasticsearch native Java client API ( TransportClient) to migrate to an advanced REST client that uses Java ? Documentation (preliminary?) seems to indicate: The Java advanced REST client de
microphone What is the upgrade path for an application that uses the Elasticsearch native Java client API ( TransportClient) to migrate to an advanced REST client that uses Java ? Documentation (preliminary?) seems to indicate: The Java advanced REST client de
microphone What is the upgrade path for an application that uses the Elasticsearch native Java client API ( TransportClient) to migrate to an advanced REST client that uses Java ? Documentation (preliminary?) seems to indicate: The Java advanced REST client de
microphone What is the upgrade path for an application that uses the Elasticsearch native Java client API ( TransportClient) to migrate to an advanced REST client that uses Java ? Documentation (preliminary?) seems to indicate: The Java advanced REST client de
Shaheed In my dataset, documents contain more than 20 fields with nested objects. Most of them are long text fields. These fields are very important for full text search, but we only need the title, short description and ID in the output. Is it possible to spe
Eric Anastas If multiple types in an Elasticsearch index have fields with the same name, those fields must have the same mapping, which tries to create the "foobar" property (string and long). For example, if you try to put the following index mapping: {
"ma