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feliperazeek / playframework-elasticsearch

Integrate Elastic Search in a Play! Framework Application. This module uses JPA events to notify Elastic Search of events of their own. It embeds a running Elastic Search instance for Rapid Development.
http://geeks.aretotally.in/play-framework-module-elastic-search-distributed-searching-with-json-http-rest-or-java
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Feature Request: Queue Support #4

Closed yoko- closed 13 years ago

yoko- commented 13 years ago

Would it be possible for this module to create a queue item for the JPA events instead of an ES call. And then a Queue client that will eventually pull and push the data into ES?

feliperazeek commented 13 years ago

Yea there's a discussion going on right now with the developers from Elastic Search to figure out what the best way to integrate is. One of the ideas is a queue solution, AMQP or JMS. What do you run? AMQP or JMS? And which server? Just wondering...

yoko- commented 13 years ago

I am still learning Play and checking if its a good contender for my next project. But on my other projects I have used Apache ActiveMQ (JMS).

One more question regarding your ES module; how do I turn off _source?

feliperazeek commented 13 years ago

Play! is a great framework, the best one in Java in my opinion. I have been a Java developer for about 10 or 12 years so I have enough experience to compare. It has been such a joy since I started using it, I wish I was using in all my projects (sometimes I can't control it).

You want to remove _source from the query results?

yoko- commented 13 years ago

I feel its a good framework as well. Just checking to see how mature it is.

Yes I want to remove _source from both the query result as well as prevent ES from storing it. I heard Shay say its optional.

feliperazeek commented 13 years ago

Hi Yoko just to let you know I am working on your request for queue integration in the elastic search module. I chose RabbitMQ instead of JMS, I wrote the RabbitMQ module. Did you see it?

I already wrote 75% of the code so you will hear from me soon. Does that sound good?

Thank you, Felipe