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I have a job which writes data to ElasticSearch using:
conf.set("es.resource", "{title}/store");
which works just fine, but when doing this within a job which reads and writes as below, it doesn't seem to work.
conf.set("es.resource.read", "some/index"); conf.set("es.resource.write", "{title}/store");
This error is reported:
org.elasticsearch.hadoop.EsHadoopIllegalArgumentException: Cannot find match for {title}/store
and if I log out the JSON data I want to write, I get
{"title":"example title","type":"film"}
so the "title" field definitely exists.
Is this a known issue? Might I be doing something incorrectly?
Using 1.3.0M3.
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I have a job which writes data to ElasticSearch using:
conf.set("es.resource", "{title}/store");
which works just fine, but when doing this within a job which reads and writes as below, it doesn't seem to work.
This error is reported:
and if I log out the JSON data I want to write, I get
so the "title" field definitely exists.
Is this a known issue? Might I be doing something incorrectly?
Using 1.3.0M3.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: