So probably a very stupid question (its my 2nd day in Elastic Search), can
I supply a mapping when I make this curl request, or do I need to make the
river first, create a mapping then do the below call?
On Mon, Jun 24, 2013 at 5:35 PM, Matt Arkin <ar...@endlessm.com<javascript:>
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I'm using the Wikipedia River, is there a way that I can index only the
title of Wikipedia article?
If I do this can I still get access of the entire article text through
Elasticsearch using standard /index/type/id?
Thanks so much,
Matt
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Create the index with the correct mapping first, then create the river
using the same index name. The river will attempt to create the index, so
make sure it exists first.
I have never used the Wikipedia river, but that is what I can gather by
looking at the source:
So probably a very stupid question (its my 2nd day in Elastic Search), can
I supply a mapping when I make this curl request, or do I need to make the
river first, create a mapping then do the below call?
I'm using the Wikipedia River, is there a way that I can index only the
title of Wikipedia article?
If I do this can I still get access of the entire article text through
Elasticsearch using standard /index/type/id?
Thanks so much,
Matt
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