Getting a list of Connectors

Petter Klang

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Is there any way to get a list of the configured connectors?

#87936

Jun 25, 2014 18:57

Sergii Vorushylo

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You need to issue a request to elastic in order to get connectors. It should be a GET request to /_admin/connector/ endpoint. On the server side you can get a proper URL like this:

var url = String.Format("{0}{1}/_admin/connector", client.ServiceUrl, client.DefaultIndex);

#88158

Jul 03, 2014 11:15

Petter Klang

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Sweet thanks!

#90970

Sep 23, 2014 12:12

Petter Klang

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A follow up question on that. Is it possible to filter the searchresult on the id I get back?

I can see that the property "job_id" gets added to my ExternalContentObjects but I can't seem to access it. It's not on the WebContent object and not on the x.SearchMetaData["job_id"].StringValue

#90987

Sep 23, 2014 14:25

Sergii Vorushylo

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Probably, you can use SearchSourceName property of the WebContent type. It holds connectors name.

#90988

Edited, Sep 23, 2014 14:58

Petter Klang

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Has there been any changes on the servers? I'm getting 401 from the get request to /_admin/connector now days.

#91595

Oct 09, 2014 10:51

Henrik Lindström

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Are you sure that you are passing the correct key?

/Henrik

#109706

Oct 13, 2014 14:02

Marcus Granström

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No there have been no changes. I have verified that it works.

Have you been able to find anything else that might cause this?

#109708

Oct 13, 2014 14:17

Petter Klang

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Well I'm using the code above so the key should be correct no? Or is it diffrent depending on what client is created?

Tried it with a newly created index and getting the same result.

Also tried accessing it in a browser to either public and private url with no luck

#109709

Oct 13, 2014 14:46

Petter Klang

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Seems the issue I was getting has to do with the UrlResolver.GetUrl() wirdness. So Sergiis code still works.

#111729

Oct 20, 2014 11:21