Hi,
I have written a plugin, but I cannot make ElasticSearch 1.4.4 to use it.
Specifically, I packed the plugin as a jar file and placed the jar file
under my ELASTIC_SEARCH_DIR/plugins/ directory. However, when
I am starting ElasticSearch, the list of installed plugins is empty:
[INFO ][plugins ] [Ant-Man] loaded [],sites []
I should also note that when I run the 'plugin' command line with the list
option (i.e. "bin\plugin.bat -l"), it does list my plug-in.
Any advice?
thank you,
Oranit.
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Probably a bug in the plugin script which just looks at the folders under
/plugins
Did you put an es.properties file in your jar as a resource?
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On Thu, Mar 5, 2015 at 2:54 PM, Oranit Dror oranit@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I have written a plugin, but I cannot make Elasticsearch 1.4.4 to use it.
Specifically, I packed the plugin as a jar file and placed the jar file
under my ELASTIC_SEARCH_DIR/plugins/ directory. However,
when I am starting Elasticsearch, the list of installed plugins is empty:
[INFO ][plugins ] [Ant-Man] loaded ,sites
I should also note that when I run the 'plugin' command line with the
list option (i.e. "bin\plugin.bat -l"), it does list my plug-in.
Any advice?
thank you,
Oranit.
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Hello,
This link helped me get the mapper-attachment working:
The just of it is to put your commons-compress-vernum.jar and
name-of-your-plugin-ver-num.jar into a folder with the name of your plugin
under the plugins directory.
Hope this helps!
On Thursday, March 5, 2015 at 6:54:11 AM UTC-6, Oranit Dror wrote:
Hi,
I have written a plugin, but I cannot make Elasticsearch 1.4.4 to use it.
Specifically, I packed the plugin as a jar file and placed the jar file
under my ELASTIC_SEARCH_DIR/plugins/ directory. However,
when I am starting Elasticsearch, the list of installed plugins is empty:
[INFO ][plugins ] [Ant-Man] loaded ,sites
I should also note that when I run the 'plugin' command line with the
list option (i.e. "bin\plugin.bat -l"), it does list my plug-in.
Any advice?
thank you,
Oranit.
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Thank you, Itamar!
It works.
On Thursday, March 5, 2015 at 2:56:10 PM UTC+2, Itamar Syn-Hershko wrote:
Probably a bug in the plugin script which just looks at the folders under
/plugins
Did you put an es.properties file in your jar as a resource?
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Freelance Developer & Consultant
Lucene.NET committer and PMC member
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Hi,
I have written a plugin, but I cannot make Elasticsearch 1.4.4 to use it.
Specifically, I packed the plugin as a jar file and placed the jar file
under my ELASTIC_SEARCH_DIR/plugins/ directory. However,
when I am starting Elasticsearch, the list of installed plugins is empty:
[INFO ][plugins ] [Ant-Man] loaded ,sites
I should also note that when I run the 'plugin' command line with the
list option (i.e. "bin\plugin.bat -l"), it does list my plug-in.
Any advice?
thank you,
Oranit.
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