I am in the process of migrating from the High Level REST API to the Java API. Although it is going ok despite not having many examples in the docs, there is one problem I can't figure out. When you send a search request that contains a filter aggregation that contains one or more sub aggregations,…

Java API: how to access sub aggregations from FilterAggregate objects

Tim_Harbers (Tim Harbers) April 11, 2022, 8:04am 5

Because the High Level REST Client is deprecated.

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Java API: how to access sub aggregations from FilterAggregate objects

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