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I have not find any specific example. But here is test class which have Data Ingestion and Bulk Ingestion test method. I hope this will help you to atleast start something.

I just checked your repository.

The main issue is that everything is in the denoriabot and not in main folder. So, instead of beeing src/main it's denoriabot/src/main. To fix it, you can change it in your pom.xml, or change the folder itself.

Also, you used github workflows. I suggest you to make auto-run with 2 things:

1. Run maven:

You can use Object.class while fetching data from different indexes as below.

val resp = client.msearch(searchRequest, Object.class)

You should customize the jenkins/inbound-agent to add docker command, a minimal example as next:

Dockerfile:

I am currently working on integrating the new Elasticsearch client in Spring Data Elasticsearch. We will in the next minor release (4.4) still the RestHighLevelClient but provide as an optional alternative the possibility to use the new client.

The new client does not yet have the same functionality as the RHLC and still has some error (you might want to have a look at it's issue list), so we cannot already replace it, but the most important reason not to use it in the current version is that the new Client pulls in jakarta packages instead of javax and switching by default to the new client would break many existing applications.

A full replacement cannot be done before Spring Data Elasticsearch 5.0, which will use Spring 6, be integrated in Spring Boot 3 as Jakarta EE9 will be only with these releases.

In my opinion, Elasticsearch should not have deprecated the RHLC in a switch of a minor version (ES 7.15 -> 7.16) while providing an incomplete alternative that introduces breaking changes.

So for the time being we have to live with the fact that Spring Data Elasticsearch needs to use a deprecated class.

You should always use a client library version that is compatible with the server version. In this case you're using a recent version of the client library (i.e. 7.16.3) with an older version of the server (i.e. 7.7), you're not supposed to do that, or you should expect some backward incompatibility issues:

The client must have the same major version (e.g. 2.x, or 5.x) as the nodes in the cluster. Clients may connect to clusters which have a different minor version (e.g. 2.3.x) but it is possible that new functionality may not be supported. Ideally, the client should have the same version as the cluster.

If you use the Java client 7.7 instead, you won't have any problems.

Also, as you can see from the latest Java Client source code, the compatible-with value is hardcoded into the HTTP header value. If a header is found to not have that compatibility check, it is modified automatically to include it, so there's no way to turn it off.

You need to take care of a few things here:

• You have already download the ChromeDriver and accessing it as:

After searching, I realized that only the following line of code needs to be added to the build.gradle

build.gradle

Unless you are creating a Spring Boot application, the Spring Boot Gradle plugin should not be applied. It is not meant for creating Spring Boot libraries or Spring libraries in general. It is for creating Spring Boot applications. The Spring Boot Gradle plugin reacts to various plugins applied to the project as documented in the documentation.

Second if you want your published artifact to be consumed by another, then you should use the java-library instead.

With the said, your Gradle build should look something like: