Transport client TTL, seconds or milliseconds

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I'm performing writes with the transport client.

I can't find documentation for whether the ttl is in seconds or
milliseconds.

I know if you send documents via json the TTL is a strong so you can say
"1s" but the setTTL method in IndexRequestBuilder just takes a long.

I THINK it's seconds because my documents are staying around too long (as
I"m setting them in ms).

Can anyone confirm?

The Javadoc probably should be updated to reflect this as I couldn't find
it anywhere. IE it's not in the RTFM

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I agree.

We should have both a Javadoc and some explanations in the java API documentation.

Wanna contribute and send a PR for the javadoc or for both?

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Le 8 déc. 2014 à 17:43, Kevin Burton burtonator@gmail.com a écrit :

I'm performing writes with the transport client.

I can't find documentation for whether the ttl is in seconds or milliseconds.

I know if you send documents via json the TTL is a strong so you can say "1s" but the setTTL method in IndexRequestBuilder just takes a long.

I THINK it's seconds because my documents are staying around too long (as I"m setting them in ms).

Can anyone confirm?

The Javadoc probably should be updated to reflect this as I couldn't find it anywhere. IE it's not in the RTFM

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Ha. Generally speaking, yes, I would, but I don't have an answer whether
it's in seconds or milliseconds :slight_smile:

If I get an answer I'll try it and if it works I'll update the docs.

Kevin

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From my tests, it’s ms:

IndexRequest indexRequest = new IndexRequest("ttl", "doc", "1")
.source(jsonBuilder().startObject().field("foo", "bar").endObject())
.ttl(1000L);

Means 1s delay

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Le 8 déc. 2014 à 19:27, Kevin Burton burtonator@gmail.com a écrit :

Ha. Generally speaking, yes, I would, but I don't have an answer whether it's in seconds or milliseconds :slight_smile:

If I get an answer I'll try it and if it works I'll update the docs.

Kevin

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