Elasticsearch Development - Revision history

Jraddaoui at 17:24, 15 February 2019

2019-02-15T17:24:47Z

2019-02-15T17:24:04Z

2018-06-12T15:14:04Z

Updated with current Elasticsearch API/Archivematica information

2013-05-23T00:25:12Z

2012-09-06T22:58:58Z

2012-09-04T22:22:32Z

2012-09-04T22:22:23Z

2012-09-04T22:16:35Z

2012-08-22T17:46:49Z

Broad queries

2012-08-20T21:27:41Z

Augmenting documents

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 '''NB.''' In Archivematica 1.9.0, the Elasticsearch version support has been
 upgraded from ES 1.x to the 6.x version. Check [https://wiki.archivematica.org/Elasticsearch_Development_1.9 this page]
- if you're running that Archivematica version or higher.
+if you're running that Archivematica version or higher.
 =Programmatic Access to indexed AIP data=

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 work. It will be dependant on how your Archivematica instance has been
 configured.
 =Programmatic Access to indexed AIP data=

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:25, 23 May 2013
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−	Archivematica 0.9+ stores AIP file information, such as METS data, using [http://www.elasticsearch.org/ Elasticsearch]. This data can be searched from the Archival Storage area of the dashboard or can be interfaced with programmatically. For Elasticsearch administration information, such as how to delete an Elasticsearch index, please ~~refrence~~ the [[Administrator_manual_0.9#Elasticsearch\|administrator manual]].	+	Archivematica 0.9+ stores AIP file information, such as METS data, using [http://www.elasticsearch.org/ Elasticsearch]. This data can be searched from the Archival Storage area of the dashboard or can be interfaced with programmatically. For Elasticsearch administration information, such as how to delete an Elasticsearch index, please reference the [[Administrator_manual_0.9#Elasticsearch\|administrator manual]].

	=Programmatic Access to indexed AIP data=		=Programmatic Access to indexed AIP data=

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:58, 6 September 2012
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−	Archivematica 0.9+ stores AIP file information, such as METS data, using [http://www.elasticsearch.org/ Elasticsearch]. This data can be searched from the Archival Storage area of the dashboard or can be interfaced with programmatically. For Elasticsearch administration information, such as how to delete an Elasticsearch index, please refrence the [[~~Administrator manual~~\|administrator manual]].	+	Archivematica 0.9+ stores AIP file information, such as METS data, using [http://www.elasticsearch.org/ Elasticsearch]. This data can be searched from the Archival Storage area of the dashboard or can be interfaced with programmatically. For Elasticsearch administration information, such as how to delete an Elasticsearch index, please refrence the [[Administrator_manual_0.9#Elasticsearch\|administrator manual]].

	=Programmatic Access to indexed AIP data=		=Programmatic Access to indexed AIP data=

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:22, 4 September 2012
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−	Archivematica 0.9+ stores AIP file information, such as METS data, using [http://www.elasticsearch.org/ Elasticsearch]. This data can be searched from the Archival Storage area of the dashboard or can be interfaced with programmatically. For Elasticsearch administration information, such as how to delete an Elasticsearch index, please refrence the [Administrator manual\|administrator manual].	+	Archivematica 0.9+ stores AIP file information, such as METS data, using [http://www.elasticsearch.org/ Elasticsearch]. This data can be searched from the Archival Storage area of the dashboard or can be interfaced with programmatically. For Elasticsearch administration information, such as how to delete an Elasticsearch index, please refrence the [[Administrator manual\|administrator manual]].

	=Programmatic Access to indexed AIP data=		=Programmatic Access to indexed AIP data=

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 except:
    print 'Query failed.'
 </pre>

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 </pre>
-==Broad queries==
+==Full text searching==
 Once connected to Elasticsearch, you can perform searches. Below is the code needed to do a "wildcard" search for all AIP files indexed by Elasticsearch and retrieve the first 20 items. Instead of doing a "wildcard" search you could also supply keywords, such as a certain AIP UUID.

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 To add additional data to an Elasticsearch document, you'll need the document ID. The following code shows an Elasticsearch query being used to find a document and update it with additional data. Note that the name of the data field being added, "__public", is prefixed with two underscores. This practice prevents the accidental overwriting of system or Archivematica-specific data. System data is prefixed with a single underscore.
-</pre>
+<pre>
 import sys
 sys.path.append("/usr/lib/archivematica/archivematicaCommon/externals")