jx_elasticsearch
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This library implements JSON Query Expressions atop an Elasticsearch.
Contribution
New, or old, versions of Elasticsearch should be added by copying the es52 subdirectory, and altering the implementation to deal with the differences.
There are two directories in the ActiveData git history that may help for old versions.
es09for Elasticsearch version 0.9.x (with MVEL scripting)es14is for any version 1.x variant of Elasticsearch (with Groovy scripting)
Both of these directories are too old to be used directly, but they do have code templates for their respective scripting language, and they do have other hints about how to construct queries with the limitations of the older versions.
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