Re: Count not working for Java API, works for REST
Fixed that one by parsing the json as Map rather than a
string.
On Tuesday, June 24, 2014 7:41:42 AM UTC+12, Matt Chambers wrote:
>
> I think get() is just a shortcut for execute().actionGet()
>
> Anyway, problem solved, it was a problem with my mapping not applying
> correctly with the Java API. Looking into that now.
>
> I'm doing this at the start of the tests to apply the mapping, but its not
> being applied.
>
>
> client.admin().indices().prepareCreate(indexName).addMapping("product",
> mappingJson).execute().actionGet();
> -Matt
>
> On Tuesday, June 24, 2014 6:35:32 AM UTC+12, Brian wrote:
>>
>> Perhaps you need to insert the execute().actionGet() method calls, as
>> below?
>>
>> CountRequestBuilder builder = client.prepareCount(indexName)
>> .setTypes("product")
>> .setQuery(getQuery(req));
>>
>> *builder.execute().actionGet()*
>>
>> return builder.get().getCount();
>>
>>
>> I don't use Count, but I have used Query and Update and Delete and they
>> all work similarly in this regard. Just a guess.
>>
>> Brian
>>
>
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Re: Count not working for Java API, works for REST
I think get() is just a shortcut for execute().actionGet()
Anyway, problem solved, it was a problem with my mapping not applying
correctly with the Java API. Looking into that now.
I'm doing this at the start of the tests to apply the mapping, but its not
being applied.
client.admin().indices().prepareCreate(indexName).addMapping("product",
mappingJson).execute().actionGet();
-Matt
On Tuesday, June 24, 2014 6:35:32 AM UTC+12, Brian wrote:
>
> Perhaps you need to insert the execute().actionGet() method calls, as
> below?
>
> CountRequestBuilder builder = client.prepareCount(indexName)
> .setTypes("product")
> .setQuery(getQuery(req));
>
> *builder.execute().actionGet()*
>
> return builder.get().getCount();
>
>
> I don't use Count, but I have used Query and Update and Delete and they
> all work similarly in this regard. Just a guess.
>
> Brian
>
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Re: Count not working for Java API, works for REST
Perhaps you need to insert the execute().actionGet() method calls, as below?
CountRequestBuilder builder = client.prepareCount(indexName)
.setTypes("product")
.setQuery(getQuery(req));
*builder.execute().actionGet()*
return builder.get().getCount();
I don't use Count, but I have used Query and Update and Delete and they all
work similarly in this regard. Just a guess.
Brian
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