Class FilenameAnalyzerProvider
- java.lang.Object
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- com.atlassian.confluence.plugins.opensearch.analysis.analyzer.FilenameAnalyzerProvider
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OpenSearchAnalyzerProvider
public class FilenameAnalyzerProvider extends Object implements OpenSearchAnalyzerProvider
Provides OpenSearch analyzer forFilenameAnalyzerDescriptor
. It's equivalent toConfluenceFilenameAnalyzer
in Lucene.- Since:
- 8.7
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description FilenameAnalyzerProvider(ConfluenceDefaultAnalyzerFactory confluenceDefaultAnalyzerFactory)
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description org.opensearch.client.opensearch._types.analysis.Analyzer
getAnalyzer()
Class<? extends MappingAnalyzerDescriptor>
getMappingClass()
String
getName()
boolean
isCustom()
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Field Detail
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NAME
public static final String NAME
The identifier that OpenSearch recognizes when setting up the custom analyzer.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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Constructor Detail
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FilenameAnalyzerProvider
public FilenameAnalyzerProvider(ConfluenceDefaultAnalyzerFactory confluenceDefaultAnalyzerFactory)
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Method Detail
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getMappingClass
public Class<? extends MappingAnalyzerDescriptor> getMappingClass()
- Specified by:
getMappingClass
in interfaceOpenSearchAnalyzerProvider
- Returns:
- the concrete type of
MappingAnalyzerDescriptor
that's mapped to this analyzer
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getAnalyzer
public org.opensearch.client.opensearch._types.analysis.Analyzer getAnalyzer()
- Specified by:
getAnalyzer
in interfaceOpenSearchAnalyzerProvider
- Returns:
- the OpenSearch analyzer for the given v2 analyzer specified at
OpenSearchAnalyzerProvider.getMappingClass()
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getName
public String getName()
- Specified by:
getName
in interfaceOpenSearchAnalyzerProvider
- Returns:
- the analyzer name that is registered in OpenSearch. It should be unique within the index it is used.
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isCustom
public boolean isCustom()
- Specified by:
isCustom
in interfaceOpenSearchAnalyzerProvider
- Returns:
- true if the analyzer needs to be declared as a custom analyzer when the index is created. Or false if the index is available built-in on OpenSearch.
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