astefan
commented
2 years ago @19hamxwin thank you for your report. Two things are worth being mentioned:
- this is not the best repository to create an issue related to ElasticsearchClient in. The issue should have been created here https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch-java
- I think there is an already existent issue reported for this: https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch-java/issues/171
Please, have a look at the issue I mentioned above confirming it is the same problem and/or comment in that issue adding more relevant details. Thank you.
Elasticsearch Version
8.1.1
Installed Plugins
gson2.8.5,spring-boot2.3.12.RELEASE,lombok1.18.12,jackson-databind2.12.3
Java Version
bundled
OS Version
Windows10
Problem Description
I have created a ElasticsearchClient with the JacksonJsonpMapper transport. However, when I call the Sql query API using
QueryResponse queryResponse = elasticsearchClient.sql().query(new QueryRequest.Builder().query("some sql").build());
The request failed, due to java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException threw by co.elastic.clients.json.JsonpDeserializer.deserialize
After some debugging, I found out the exception was thrown when it was trying to deserialize the "row" attribute, more specifically is when it was trying to deserialize the second '[' in "rows":[[xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]].
Steps to Reproduce
Simple create a elasticsearchClient with JacksonJsonpMapper transport, and then do the following QueryResponse queryResponse = elasticsearchClient.sql().query(new QueryRequest.Builder().query("some sql").build()); it will always throw the UnsupportedOperaitonException
Logs (if relevant)
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