Hi again; I'm the new user trying to get elastic grid up and running within
a grails app. Thanks to Shay, I was able to get integration tests to work.
However, I'm having trouble getting elastic search to work within a running
instance of grails.
I'm configuring the node as such:
node {
local = true
}
cluster {
if (Environment.current.equals(Environment.TEST)) name = "TEST CLUSTER"
else if (Environment.current.equals(Environment.DEVELOPMENT)) name =
"DEV CLUSTER"
}
and elastic search is creating a work/elasticsearch directory(within my
grails app) on when I start the app(via "grails run-app.
When I index stuff, I'm not getting any type of error, but I'm also not
getting back any results when I do a search.
Trying to understand when does it work for you, is it when it runs
outside of a grails app? Did you manage to use the same code and make it
work outside of grails?
-shay.banon
On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 9:52 PM, Michael Kohout mwkohout@gmail.com wrote:
Hi again; I'm the new user trying to get elastic grid up and running within
a grails app. Thanks to Shay, I was able to get integration tests to work.
However, I'm having trouble getting Elasticsearch to work within a running
instance of grails.
I'm configuring the node as such:
node {
local = true
}
cluster {
if (Environment.current.equals(Environment.TEST)) name = "TEST CLUSTER"
else if (Environment.current.equals(Environment.DEVELOPMENT)) name =
"DEV CLUSTER"
}
and Elasticsearch is creating a work/elasticsearch directory(within my
grails app) on when I start the app(via "grails run-app.
When I index stuff, I'm not getting any type of error, but I'm also not
getting back any results when I do a search.
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