Is it possible to use the Attachment plugin feature directly from the
Java client?
I would prefer to use an unique Java client to execute all the needed
operations and binaries ingestion on ElasticSearch.
This because in this way I can implement a clean pure Java connector
without using any other HTTP client connectors.
Let me know if someone can support me to achieve this goal.
Thank you for your support.
Is it possible to use the Attachment plugin feature directly from the
Java client?
I would prefer to use an unique Java client to execute all the needed
operations and binaries ingestion on Elasticsearch.
This because in this way I can implement a clean pure Java connector
without using any other HTTP client connectors.
Let me know if someone can support me to achieve this goal.
Thank you for your support.
Is it possible to use the Attachment plugin feature directly from the
Java client?
I would prefer to use an unique Java client to execute all the needed
operations and binaries ingestion on Elasticsearch.
This because in this way I can implement a clean pure Java connector
without using any other HTTP client connectors.
Let me know if someone can support me to achieve this goal.
Thank you for your support.
The idea is to be able to suck content out of ES and index it with
Solr, say for migration purposes?
No, the idea behind ManifoldCF is to get content from repositories and
put contents into search servers such as Apache Solr, MetaCarta,
OpenSearchServer (and Elasticsearch? ).
In this way with ManifoldCF you can schedule jobs to create indexes
for your contents.
For each job you can set the source repository (a Repository
Connection: CMIS, Documentum, Sharepoint, etc..) and the target server
(an Output Connection: Apache Solr, MetaCarta, OpenSearchServer).
I think that we could easily add an Elasticsearch Output Connector,
this means that ManifoldCF could get contents from repositories and
create indexes into Elasticsearch.
Is it possible to use the Attachment plugin feature directly from the
Java client?
I would prefer to use an unique Java client to execute all the needed
operations and binaries ingestion on Elasticsearch.
This because in this way I can implement a clean pure Java connector
without using any other HTTP client connectors.
Let me know if someone can support me to achieve this goal.
Thank you for your support.
I have been exploring this as well some time ago and it sounds like a good
idea to me (and from the quick code overview it did not sound like hard
task). Although I am not familiar with MCF I would like to help if you
decide to tackle this.
The idea is to be able to suck content out of ES and index it with
Solr, say for migration purposes?
No, the idea behind ManifoldCF is to get content from repositories and
put contents into search servers such as Apache Solr, MetaCarta,
OpenSearchServer (and Elasticsearch? ).
In this way with ManifoldCF you can schedule jobs to create indexes
for your contents.
For each job you can set the source repository (a Repository
Connection: CMIS, Documentum, Sharepoint, etc..) and the target server
(an Output Connection: Apache Solr, MetaCarta, OpenSearchServer).
I think that we could easily add an Elasticsearch Output Connector,
this means that ManifoldCF could get contents from repositories and
create indexes into Elasticsearch.
Is it possible to use the Attachment plugin feature directly from the
Java client?
I would prefer to use an unique Java client to execute all the needed
operations and binaries ingestion on Elasticsearch.
This because in this way I can implement a clean pure Java connector
without using any other HTTP client connectors.
Let me know if someone can support me to achieve this goal.
Thank you for your support.
I have been exploring this as well some time ago and it sounds like a good
idea to me (and from the quick code overview it did not sound like hard
task). Although I am not familiar with MCF I would like to help if you
decide to tackle this.
The idea is to be able to suck content out of ES and index it with
Solr, say for migration purposes?
No, the idea behind ManifoldCF is to get content from repositories and
put contents into search servers such as Apache Solr, MetaCarta,
OpenSearchServer (and Elasticsearch? ).
In this way with ManifoldCF you can schedule jobs to create indexes
for your contents.
For each job you can set the source repository (a Repository
Connection: CMIS, Documentum, Sharepoint, etc..) and the target server
(an Output Connection: Apache Solr, MetaCarta, OpenSearchServer).
I think that we could easily add an Elasticsearch Output Connector,
this means that ManifoldCF could get contents from repositories and
create indexes into Elasticsearch.
Is it possible to use the Attachment plugin feature directly from the
Java client?
I would prefer to use an unique Java client to execute all the needed
operations and binaries ingestion on Elasticsearch.
This because in this way I can implement a clean pure Java connector
without using any other HTTP client connectors.
Let me know if someone can support me to achieve this goal.
Thank you for your support.
thank you very much for your interest in the development of this task
for Apache ManifoldCF.
I'm finishing the implementation of the Alfresco Connector for
(Alfresco 1.x, 2.x, 3.x and 4.x) and then I would like to start
working on the Elasticsearch Output Connector.
I think that your support will be appreciated and necessary to
consolidate all.
I'll let you know soon, about how we can start this contribution
together, or if one of you (or both ? ) are confident to release an
initial contribution it could be a great start point to collaborate
with the community of Apache ManifoldCF
I have been exploring this as well some time ago and it sounds like a good
idea to me (and from the quick code overview it did not sound like hard
task). Although I am not familiar with MCF I would like to help if you
decide to tackle this.
The idea is to be able to suck content out of ES and index it with
Solr, say for migration purposes?
No, the idea behind ManifoldCF is to get content from repositories and
put contents into search servers such as Apache Solr, MetaCarta,
OpenSearchServer (and Elasticsearch? ).
In this way with ManifoldCF you can schedule jobs to create indexes
for your contents.
For each job you can set the source repository (a Repository
Connection: CMIS, Documentum, Sharepoint, etc..) and the target server
(an Output Connection: Apache Solr, MetaCarta, OpenSearchServer).
I think that we could easily add an Elasticsearch Output Connector,
this means that ManifoldCF could get contents from repositories and
create indexes into Elasticsearch.
Is it possible to use the Attachment plugin feature directly from the
Java client?
I would prefer to use an unique Java client to execute all the needed
operations and binaries ingestion on Elasticsearch.
This because in this way I can implement a clean pure Java connector
without using any other HTTP client connectors.
Let me know if someone can support me to achieve this goal.
Thank you for your support.
If you have some tips or suggestions, please don't hesitate to contact me
for any type of contributions or ideas.
Thank you again.
Cheers,
Piergiorgio
Il giorno domenica 20 novembre 2011 13:57:22 UTC+1, Piergiorgio Lucidi ha
scritto:
Lukas, Michael,
thank you very much for your interest in the development of this task
for Apache ManifoldCF.
I'm finishing the implementation of the Alfresco Connector for
(Alfresco 1.x, 2.x, 3.x and 4.x) and then I would like to start
working on the Elasticsearch Output Connector.
I think that your support will be appreciated and necessary to
consolidate all.
I'll let you know soon, about how we can start this contribution
together, or if one of you (or both ? ) are confident to release an
initial contribution it could be a great start point to collaborate
with the community of Apache ManifoldCF
I have been exploring this as well some time ago and it sounds like a
good
idea to me (and from the quick code overview it did not sound like hard
task). Although I am not familiar with MCF I would like to help if you
decide to tackle this.
The idea is to be able to suck content out of ES and index it with
Solr, say for migration purposes?
No, the idea behind ManifoldCF is to get content from repositories
and
put contents into search servers such as Apache Solr, MetaCarta,
OpenSearchServer (and Elasticsearch? ).
In this way with ManifoldCF you can schedule jobs to create indexes
for your contents.
For each job you can set the source repository (a Repository
Connection: CMIS, Documentum, Sharepoint, etc..) and the target
server
(an Output Connection: Apache Solr, MetaCarta, OpenSearchServer).
I think that we could easily add an Elasticsearch Output Connector,
this means that ManifoldCF could get contents from repositories and
create indexes into Elasticsearch.
Is it possible to use the Attachment plugin feature directly
from the
Java client?
I would prefer to use an unique Java client to execute all the
needed
operations and binaries ingestion on Elasticsearch.
This because in this way I can implement a clean pure Java
connector
without using any other HTTP client connectors.
Let me know if someone can support me to achieve this goal.
Thank you for your support.
If you have some tips or suggestions, please don't hesitate to contact me
for any type of contributions or ideas.
Thank you again.
Cheers,
Piergiorgio
Il giorno domenica 20 novembre 2011 13:57:22 UTC+1, Piergiorgio Lucidi ha
scritto:
Lukas, Michael,
thank you very much for your interest in the development of this task
for Apache ManifoldCF.
I'm finishing the implementation of the Alfresco Connector for
(Alfresco 1.x, 2.x, 3.x and 4.x) and then I would like to start
working on the Elasticsearch Output Connector.
I think that your support will be appreciated and necessary to
consolidate all.
I'll let you know soon, about how we can start this contribution
together, or if one of you (or both ? ) are confident to release an
initial contribution it could be a great start point to collaborate
with the community of Apache ManifoldCF
I have been exploring this as well some time ago and it sounds like a
good
idea to me (and from the quick code overview it did not sound like
hard
task). Although I am not familiar with MCF I would like to help if you
decide to tackle this.
The idea is to be able to suck content out of ES and index it with
Solr, say for migration purposes?
No, the idea behind ManifoldCF is to get content from repositories
and
put contents into search servers such as Apache Solr, MetaCarta,
OpenSearchServer (and Elasticsearch? ).
In this way with ManifoldCF you can schedule jobs to create indexes
for your contents.
For each job you can set the source repository (a Repository
Connection: CMIS, Documentum, Sharepoint, etc..) and the target
server
(an Output Connection: Apache Solr, MetaCarta, OpenSearchServer).
I think that we could easily add an Elasticsearch Output Connector,
this means that ManifoldCF could get contents from repositories and
create indexes into Elasticsearch.
Is it possible to use the Attachment plugin feature directly
from the
Java client?
I would prefer to use an unique Java client to execute all
the needed
operations and binaries ingestion on Elasticsearch.
This because in this way I can implement a clean pure Java
connector
without using any other HTTP client connectors.
Let me know if someone can support me to achieve this goal.
Thank you for your support.
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