Help with the java documentation page

I would like to help edit the content and the english of the Java API.
I am working with making a JPA style connector that works the same way

  • osemManagerFactory issues osemManager to do CRUD/S on the store.
    It'll be a bit crude at first. I will ask questions of Kimchy here to
    get answers, to help my project and understanding of the Java API.

Shay/Kimchy, are you interested in my input on the documentation? Do
you want me to run it by the community here or straight to a private
email with you?

Is the community interested in the code for an 'osemManager' a la'
JPA? Can it be hosted on the site along with Elasticsearch?

Sure, contributing to the documentation would be great!. For the "osem"
like project, just create a public project on github, we can start from
there.

On Mon, Mar 19, 2012 at 1:58 AM, Dennis gearond@gmail.com wrote:

I would like to help edit the content and the english of the Java API.
I am working with making a JPA style connector that works the same way

  • osemManagerFactory issues osemManager to do CRUD/S on the store.
    It'll be a bit crude at first. I will ask questions of Kimchy here to
    get answers, to help my project and understanding of the Java API.

Shay/Kimchy, are you interested in my input on the documentation? Do
you want me to run it by the community here or straight to a private
email with you?

Is the community interested in the code for an 'osemManager' a la'
JPA? Can it be hosted on the site along with Elasticsearch?

Hmmm, sorry for long delay on this. Been working 10.5-16 hour days for
20 in a row. That's why I have Contracted for the 'osemManagerFactory'
instead of doing it myself, (plus impatience with my own learning
speed.) The guy is going a good job. At least, from the odesk
screenshots. I'll post some code someday soon.

About helping with the documentation, I'll do one page first. I've
started on the first java page. I'll submit it within a week.

On Mar 20, 4:57 am, Shay Banon kim...@gmail.com wrote:

Sure, contributing to the documentation would be great!. For the "osem"
like project, just create a public project on github, we can start from
there.

On Mon, Mar 19, 2012 at 1:58 AM, Dennis gear...@gmail.com wrote:

I would like to help edit the content and the english of the Java API.
I am working with making a JPA style connector that works the same way

  • osemManagerFactory issues osemManager to do CRUD/S on the store.
    It'll be a bit crude at first. I will ask questions of Kimchy here to
    get answers, to help my project and understanding of the Java API.

Shay/Kimchy, are you interested in my input on the documentation? Do
you want me to run it by the community here or straight to a private
email with you?

Is the community interested in the code for an 'osemManager' a la'
JPA? Can it be hosted on the site along with Elasticsearch?

Heya,

Did you gave a look at https://github.com/aloiscochard/elasticsearch-osem
https://github.com/aloiscochard/elasticsearch-osem ?

Alois annotation are very complete and close to Compass OSEM annotations.

David.

De : elasticsearch@googlegroups.com [mailto:elasticsearch@googlegroups.com]
De la part de Shay Banon
Envoyé : mardi 20 mars 2012 10:57
À : elasticsearch@googlegroups.com
Objet : Re: Help with the java documentation page

Sure, contributing to the documentation would be great!. For the "osem" like
project, just create a public project on github, we can start from there.

On Mon, Mar 19, 2012 at 1:58 AM, Dennis gearond@gmail.com wrote:

I would like to help edit the content and the english of the Java API.
I am working with making a JPA style connector that works the same way

  • osemManagerFactory issues osemManager to do CRUD/S on the store.
    It'll be a bit crude at first. I will ask questions of Kimchy here to
    get answers, to help my project and understanding of the Java API.

Shay/Kimchy, are you interested in my input on the documentation? Do
you want me to run it by the community here or straight to a private
email with you?

Is the community interested in the code for an 'osemManager' a la'
JPA? Can it be hosted on the site along with Elasticsearch?

@David Pilato

Weird! The last time that I looked at that project, it had a note at
the top, "Warning: Project Abandoned". I don't see that now.

It looks like a good project. I don't see the 'RUD' of CRUD in the
test application, but it's probably there. One thing that I am
providing support for is checking the mapping in the index is the same
mapping that the class was designed for, similar to blah</
class> in the persistence.xml file for JPA.

There'll also be hooks for all CRUD methods both pre and post, via
annotations, that will allow extra code in the perisisted class to be
triggered to:
Check additional fields for uniqueness, if you have them, like
emails.
give the ability to do cascading deletes and other more database
like automatic behaviours.

I am going to look more at that code. I was originally going to use
it, but it seemed to have that message I spoke about and my poor
memory says something else wasn't there as a feature.

Anyway, his work is much appreciated, it motivated me to do
something :slight_smile:

PS, it's coming along fine, my programmer is doing quite well. We'll
be doing reflection on the JPA annotations of a class or putting our
own in for the @ID field so that it can be stored. Some other features
are gelling.

On Mar 24, 6:19 am, "David Pilato" da...@pilato.frrote:

Heya,

Did you gave a look at https://github.com/aloiscochard/elasticsearch-osemGitHub - aloiscochard/elasticsearch-osem: ElasticSearch OSEM?

Alois annotation are very complete and close to Compass OSEM annotations.

David.

De : elasticsearch@googlegroups.com [mailto:elasticsearch@googlegroups.com]
De la part de Shay Banon
Envoyé : mardi 20 mars 2012 10:57
À : elasticsearch@googlegroups.com
Objet : Re: Help with the java documentation page

Sure, contributing to the documentation would be great!. For the "osem" like
project, just create a public project on github, we can start from there.

On Mon, Mar 19, 2012 at 1:58 AM, Dennis gear...@gmail.com wrote:

I would like to help edit the content and the english of the Java API.
I am working with making a JPA style connector that works the same way

  • osemManagerFactory issues osemManager to do CRUD/S on the store.
    It'll be a bit crude at first. I will ask questions of Kimchy here to
    get answers, to help my project and understanding of the Java API.

Shay/Kimchy, are you interested in my input on the documentation? Do
you want me to run it by the community here or straight to a private
email with you?

Is the community interested in the code for an 'osemManager' a la'
JPA? Can it be hosted on the site along with Elasticsearch?

I remember what was the problem last time - the repository does not
connect . . . and it still doesn't.

http://orexio.org/~alois/repositories/snapshots

On Mar 24, 4:09 pm, Dennis gear...@gmail.com wrote:

@David Pilato

Weird! The last time that I looked at that project, it had a note at
the top, "Warning: Project Abandoned". I don't see that now.

It looks like a good project. I don't see the 'RUD' of CRUD in the
test application, but it's probably there. One thing that I am
providing support for is checking the mapping in the index is the same
mapping that the class was designed for, similar to blah</
class> in the persistence.xml file for JPA.

There'll also be hooks for all CRUD methods both pre and post, via
annotations, that will allow extra code in the perisisted class to be
triggered to:
Check additional fields for uniqueness, if you have them, like
emails.
give the ability to do cascading deletes and other more database
like automatic behaviours.

I am going to look more at that code. I was originally going to use
it, but it seemed to have that message I spoke about and my poor
memory says something else wasn't there as a feature.

Anyway, his work is much appreciated, it motivated me to do
something :slight_smile:

PS, it's coming along fine, my programmer is doing quite well. We'll
be doing reflection on the JPA annotations of a class or putting our
own in for the @ID field so that it can be stored. Some other features
are gelling.

On Mar 24, 6:19 am, "David Pilato" da...@pilato.frrote:

Heya,

Did you gave a look at https://github.com/aloiscochard/elasticsearch-osemGitHub - aloiscochard/elasticsearch-osem: ElasticSearch OSEM?

Alois annotation are very complete and close to Compass OSEM annotations.

David.

De : elasticsearch@googlegroups.com [mailto:elasticsearch@googlegroups.com]
De la part de Shay Banon
Envoyé : mardi 20 mars 2012 10:57
À : elasticsearch@googlegroups.com
Objet : Re: Help with the java documentation page

Sure, contributing to the documentation would be great!. For the "osem" like
project, just create a public project on github, we can start from there.

On Mon, Mar 19, 2012 at 1:58 AM, Dennis gear...@gmail.com wrote:

I would like to help edit the content and the english of the Java API.
I am working with making a JPA style connector that works the same way

  • osemManagerFactory issues osemManager to do CRUD/S on the store.
    It'll be a bit crude at first. I will ask questions of Kimchy here to
    get answers, to help my project and understanding of the Java API.

Shay/Kimchy, are you interested in my input on the documentation? Do
you want me to run it by the community here or straight to a private
email with you?

Is the community interested in the code for an 'osemManager' a la'
JPA? Can it be hosted on the site along with Elasticsearch?

Hi Dennis,

In fact, you hit at first my own github repo with the ES Hibernate
Connector : GitHub - dadoonet/es-hibernate-connector: Make your Hibernate Search more Elastic ! WARNING : project suspended !
https://github.com/dadoonet/es-hibernate-connector
I suspended my work on this project for two reasons:

But, OSEM annotations still useful. For example, managing mapping with
Annotations could be very powerful.
That's one of the reason I started to create an Elasticsearch Maven Plugin
to generate mappings from Alois OSEM annotations.
https://github.com/dadoonet/esmavenplugin
https://github.com/dadoonet/esmavenplugin
But, I did not succeed because of classloading issues (Annotations are not
visible in Maven classloader :frowning: ).

BTW, I started something which is near of your concern.
It's a Spring factory based on this excellent work :

https://github.com/erezmazor/projectx/tree/master/org.projectx.elasticsearch

"My" factory allow to define mappings or settings files in classpath and
push it automatically at startup.
Source code is here : GitHub - dadoonet/spring-elasticsearch: Spring factories for elasticsearch
https://github.com/dadoonet/spring-elasticsearch (with a little
documentation).
It's not released yet but I'm using this source code in production (I have
to update the github repo).
I have some ideas in mind but not enough time by now to work on it...

I don't know if this will help you but now you have a better picture of the
OSEM story. :wink:

Cheers
David.

Le 26 mars 2012 à 01:25, Dennis gearond@gmail.com a écrit :

I remember what was the problem last time - the repository does not
connect . . . and it still doesn't.

http://orexio.org/~alois/repositories/snapshots

On Mar 24, 4:09 pm, Dennis gear...@gmail.com wrote:

@David Pilato

Weird! The last time that I looked at that project, it had a note at
the top, "Warning: Project Abandoned". I don't see that now.

It looks like a good project. I don't see the 'RUD' of CRUD in the
test application, but it's probably there. One thing that I am
providing support for is checking the mapping in the index is the same
mapping that the class was designed for, similar to blah</
class> in the persistence.xml file for JPA.

There'll also be hooks for all CRUD methods both pre and post, via
annotations, that will allow extra code in the perisisted class to be
triggered to:
Check additional fields for uniqueness, if you have them, like
emails.
give the ability to do cascading deletes and other more database
like automatic behaviours.

I am going to look more at that code. I was originally going to use
it, but it seemed to have that message I spoke about and my poor
memory says something else wasn't there as a feature.

Anyway, his work is much appreciated, it motivated me to do
something :slight_smile:

PS, it's coming along fine, my programmer is doing quite well. We'll
be doing reflection on the JPA annotations of a class or putting our
own in for the @ID field so that it can be stored. Some other features
are gelling.

On Mar 24, 6:19 am, "David Pilato" da...@pilato.frrote:

Heya,

Did you gave a look at
https://github.com/aloiscochard/elasticsearch-osemGitHub - aloiscochard/elasticsearch-osem: ElasticSearch OSEM?

Alois annotation are very complete and close to Compass OSEM
annotations.

David.

De : elasticsearch@googlegroups.com
[mailto:elasticsearch@googlegroups.com]
De la part de Shay Banon
Envoyé : mardi 20 mars 2012 10:57
À : elasticsearch@googlegroups.com
Objet : Re: Help with the java documentation page

Sure, contributing to the documentation would be great!. For the
"osem" like
project, just create a public project on github, we can start from
there.

On Mon, Mar 19, 2012 at 1:58 AM, Dennis gear...@gmail.com wrote:

I would like to help edit the content and the english of the Java
API.
I am working with making a JPA style connector that works the same
way

  • osemManagerFactory issues osemManager to do CRUD/S on the store.
    It'll be a bit crude at first. I will ask questions of Kimchy here to
    get answers, to help my project and understanding of the Java API.

Shay/Kimchy, are you interested in my input on the documentation? Do
you want me to run it by the community here or straight to a private
email with you?

Is the community interested in the code for an 'osemManager' a la'
JPA? Can it be hosted on the site along with Elasticsearch?

--
David Pilato
http://dev.david.pilato.fr/
Twitter : @dadoonet