Examples of org.elasticsearch.action.index.IndexRequest.percolate()

Class org.elasticsearch.action.index.IndexRequest

Examples of org.elasticsearch.action.index.IndexRequest.percolate()

org.elasticsearch.action.index.IndexRequest.percolate()
Causes the index request document to be percolated. The parameter is the percolate query to use to reduce the percolated queries that are going to run against this doc. Can be set to * to indicate that all percolate queries should be run.

        // TODO: this caused issues, do we need it?
        // indexRequest.version(RestActions.parseVersion(request));
        // indexRequest.versionType(VersionType.fromString(request.param("version_type"),
        // indexRequest.versionType()));


        indexRequest.percolate(request.param("percolate", null));
        indexRequest.opType(IndexRequest.OpType.INDEX);


        // TODO: force creation of index, do we need it?
        // indexRequest.create(true);

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                    if (op.parsedDoc().mappersAdded()) {
                        updateMappingOnMaster(indexRequest);
                    }


                    // if we are going to percolate, then we need to keep this op for the postPrimary operation
                    if (Strings.hasLength(indexRequest.percolate())) {
                        if (ops == null) {
                            ops = new Engine.IndexingOperation[request.items().length];
                        }
                        ops[i] = op;
                    }

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            if (op == null) {
                continue; // failed / no matches requested
            }
            if (itemRequest.request() instanceof IndexRequest) {
                IndexRequest indexRequest = (IndexRequest) itemRequest.request();
                if (!Strings.hasLength(indexRequest.percolate())) {
                    continue;
                }
                try {
                    PercolatorExecutor.Response percolate = indexService.percolateService().percolate(new PercolatorExecutor.DocAndSourceQueryRequest(op.parsedDoc(), indexRequest.percolate()));
                    ((IndexResponse) itemResponse.response()).matches(percolate.matches());

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                IndexRequest indexRequest = (IndexRequest) itemRequest.request();
                if (!Strings.hasLength(indexRequest.percolate())) {
                    continue;
                }
                try {
                    PercolatorExecutor.Response percolate = indexService.percolateService().percolate(new PercolatorExecutor.DocAndSourceQueryRequest(op.parsedDoc(), indexRequest.percolate()));
                    ((IndexResponse) itemResponse.response()).matches(percolate.matches());
                } catch (Exception e) {
                    logger.warn("failed to percolate [{}]", e, itemRequest.request());
                }
            }

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        indexRequest.source(request.contentByteArray(), request.contentByteArrayOffset(), request.contentLength(), request.contentUnsafe());
        indexRequest.timeout(request.paramAsTime("timeout", IndexRequest.DEFAULT_TIMEOUT));
        indexRequest.refresh(request.paramAsBoolean("refresh", indexRequest.refresh()));
        indexRequest.version(RestActions.parseVersion(request));
        indexRequest.versionType(VersionType.fromString(request.param("version_type"), indexRequest.versionType()));
        indexRequest.percolate(request.param("percolate", null));
        String sOpType = request.param("op_type");
        if (sOpType != null) {
            if ("index".equals(sOpType)) {
                indexRequest.opType(IndexRequest.OpType.INDEX);
            } else if ("create".equals(sOpType)) {

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    // TODO: this caused issues, do we need it?
    // indexRequest.version(RestActions.parseVersion(request));
    // indexRequest.versionType(VersionType.fromString(request.param("version_type"),
    // indexRequest.versionType()));


    indexRequest.percolate(request.param("percolate", null));
    indexRequest.opType(IndexRequest.OpType.INDEX);


    // TODO: force creation of index, do we need it?
    // indexRequest.create(true);

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