Savio,
You can get it from the SearchHit. For example:
public void *loadFrom*(SearchHit doc)
{
index = doc.getIndex();
type = doc.getType();
id = doc.getId();
version = doc.getVersion();
try
{
setTTL(extractTTL(doc));
}
catch Exception e)
{
ttl = null;
}
}
public static String *extractTTL*(SearchHit doc)
{
String ttl = null;
if (doc != null)
{
SearchHitField ttlField = doc.field(TTL_FIELD_NAME);
if (ttlField != null)
{
Value ttlValue = new Value(ttlField.value());
if (ttlValue != null)
return ttlValue.toRawString();
}
}
return ttl;
}
And you would do something similar for a GetResponse object, too (response
from a query-by-id).
Hope this helps!
Brian
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