Get the query formed through Spring Data Elastic Search Repository
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I am in a situation where I will not have access to the elastic search cluster details. All I have is the third party rest endpoint to which I have to post the query to retrieve the end result.
We are using Spring Data in our application. As I have no access to cluster details, I cant create Client (TransportClient / RestClient) that can communicate to the cluster, as either of these need the cluster configuration.
I wanted to use Spring Data Elastic Search Repository, but I just wanted to retrieve the query the Spring Data Repository is forming but not actually go and query the cluster. With the retrieved query, I will post the query to the third party rest endpoint to obtain the desired result.
Is there a way to watch/get the query through the repository concept without configuring the Client? If there is no way, then I need to develop a library which parses the syntax tree to generate the elastic query.
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I am in a situation where I will not have access to the elastic search cluster details. All I have is the third party rest endpoint to which I have to post the query to retrieve the end result.
We are using Spring Data in our application. As I have no access to cluster details, I cant create Client (TransportClient / RestClient) that can communicate to the cluster, as either of these need the cluster configuration.
I wanted to use Spring Data Elastic Search Repository, but I just wanted to retrieve the query the Spring Data Repository is forming but not actually go and query the cluster. With the retrieved query, I will post the query to the third party rest endpoint to obtain the desired result.
Is there a way to watch/get the query through the repository concept without configuring the Client? If there is no way, then I need to develop a library which parses the syntax tree to generate the elastic query.
elasticsearch spring-data asked Nov 20 at 0:17
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I am in a situation where I will not have access to the elastic search cluster details. All I have is the third party rest endpoint to which I have to post the query to retrieve the end result.
We are using Spring Data in our application. As I have no access to cluster details, I cant create Client (TransportClient / RestClient) that can communicate to the cluster, as either of these need the cluster configuration.
I wanted to use Spring Data Elastic Search Repository, but I just wanted to retrieve the query the Spring Data Repository is forming but not actually go and query the cluster. With the retrieved query, I will post the query to the third party rest endpoint to obtain the desired result.
Is there a way to watch/get the query through the repository concept without configuring the Client? If there is no way, then I need to develop a library which parses the syntax tree to generate the elastic query.
elasticsearch spring-data asked Nov 20 at 0:17
Deepak
4131723
I am in a situation where I will not have access to the elastic search cluster details. All I have is the third party rest endpoint to which I have to post the query to retrieve the end result.
We are using Spring Data in our application. As I have no access to cluster details, I cant create Client (TransportClient / RestClient) that can communicate to the cluster, as either of these need the cluster configuration.
I wanted to use Spring Data Elastic Search Repository, but I just wanted to retrieve the query the Spring Data Repository is forming but not actually go and query the cluster. With the retrieved query, I will post the query to the third party rest endpoint to obtain the desired result.
Is there a way to watch/get the query through the repository concept without configuring the Client? If there is no way, then I need to develop a library which parses the syntax tree to generate the elastic query.
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