The following java query works as a unit test, querying a remote (not
same VM) elastic search instance. When I execute the same query
through weblogic in response to a request, it fails with the above
message. Any ideas?
Is there anything in the logs?
On Tuesday, February 22, 2011 at 8:02 PM, dalesrob wrote:
Hi,
The following java query works as a unit test, querying a remote (not
same VM) Elasticsearch instance. When I execute the same query
through weblogic in response to a request, it fails with the above
message. Any ideas?
The following java query works as a unit test, querying a remote (not
same VM) Elasticsearch instance. When I execute the same query
through weblogic in response to a request, it fails with the above
message. Any ideas?
This exception happens when trying to wrap the actual exception that happens internally (basically, trying to build a string representation of the source passed, which in our case, its not a string). In other words, there is a failure, but its not propagated properly because of a failure in building the exception message :).
This has been fixed in 0.14 / 0.15. So you should get the actual failure now.
-shay.banon
On Tuesday, February 22, 2011 at 8:36 PM, davrob2 wrote:
Hi Shay,
This is the Stack Trace I debugged, the version of Elasticsearch is
0.13.1
The following java query works as a unit test, querying a remote (not
same VM) Elasticsearch instance. When I execute the same query
through weblogic in response to a request, it fails with the above
message. Any ideas?
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