New Elasticsearch Java Client: Getting Started, Usage, Examples & More
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- Опубліковано 24 лют 2022
- Elastic has recently released a new Java client for Elasticsearch, which is more lightweight than the previous High Level Rest Client while providing a more complete API coverage and an easier to use DSL-like experience.
This talk will walk you through a few examples with this new client and its query DSL. It will also give you an overview of how it is developed, being the first of a new generation of Elasticsearch client libraries based on code generation.
Speaker: Sylvain Wallez, Principal Software Engineer at Elastic.
Get the new Java Client at: github.com/elastic/elasticsea...
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Thanks for a really nice overview of the new JavaClient. I just wish I had it some days ago :D. Looking forward to work more with the new client.
Thank you so much for that. It helped me a lot to finally understand how it works.
About the documentation requests- maybe even just publish an existing example repository, with minimal documentation could do the trick, until you have time for more documentation.
Thanks again 🙏🙏💪
Can you add a video on migrating your existing HLRC code to new Java Api code? The GetRequest using Hlrc are totally different in documentation.
Thank you for the great video. Is it possible to get the raw HTTP request from Java Client? For logging purposes.
Many thanks Sylvain. I am trying to switch from high level rest client to this new client (Java). I tried a simple matchAll query as follows and I got 2 questions need your help:
SearchResponse response = esClient.search(s -> s
.index("publications")
.query(q -> q
.matchAll(t -> t.queryName(""))
),
Publication.class
);
My first question is, Is the code " .matchAll(t -> t.queryName(""))" correct? (even it's working fine)
Secondly, the query by default only returns the first 10 documents. How can I return the whole result list?
It would be greatly appreciated if you could help me with the above questions.
Thanks again
Hi, I have a question: how may I perform a delete or delete by query with new Java client? I haven't found anything in documentation...
Im sorry, but I just have a question. How do I construct a SearchResponse search when trying to search for terms? Where I search everything in a list? No official documentation regarding that
I had the same question but because they dont want you constructing generics they moved to a different approach using QueryField which takes in FieldValues. You can map an object to return these types. an example would be terms(t-> t.field(fn).terms(fvm-> fvm.value(myval string))
How can we delete a document using java api client? Any documentation will be helpful
not enough examples or info on this yet unfortunatly. Might take a few years to be the real deal
If you want to know how the new client is generated go to 15:34
BoolQuery how to create
There is no boolquery type just builder which you can get with queryBuilders.bool
Everybody is an engineer in here and there. Yet, no one can afford a decent microphone.