Kibana 4.0.1 / ES 1.4.4 - time field name

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Hi
I would like to use Kibana. I'm able to load my index however it didn't
find time-field name.
I a saw it search for '@timestamp'.
I'm using Java and ObjectMapper to write my data into ES.
I would like to know which field I need to define in order to have this
time-field.

Thank you,
Moshe

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I had a field called _timestamp, which I had to add in the meta-fields list
in the advanced settings. Maybe similar?

On Tuesday, March 17, 2015 at 10:10:51 AM UTC-5, Moshe Recanati wrote:

Hi
I would like to use Kibana. I'm able to load my index however it didn't
find time-field name.
I a saw it search for '@timestamp'.
I'm using Java and ObjectMapper to write my data into ES.
I would like to know which field I need to define in order to have this
time-field.

Thank you,
Moshe

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