Preeti,
Well, I tried to look at the addScript method code but that trail was
getting a bit too long.
However, I do have a JSON parser (wrapped inside a Bash script) that uses
the stream parser in the version of Jackson supplied with ES, and I can get
it to parse your JSON (stored in the script.json file) and then emit the
proper Unicode (UTF-8 to the console, even on Mac OS if there are Chinese
characters. Yay!) but without the escape sequences (they have been resolved
to their Unicode character values):
*$ parse-json.sh -j script.json *
{
"operationID" : 290,
"opsThreatLevel" : "Low",
"opsName" : "OPERATION_SIN",
"opsStartDate" : "2014-04-01T00:00:00",
"opsRefNumber" : "10245678",
"opsEndDate" : "2014-04-23T00:00:00",
"opsDescription" : "<p>Fake Operation</p>",
"opsComments" : "<p>fake clues</p>",
"dateCreated" : "2014-04-02T00:00:00"
}
So I'm sure that your JSON is valid and that your Unicode escape sequences
are correct. Perhaps you might try adding this document and not the
original one with the escape sequences, and see what kind of exception
message is generated.
Regards,
Brian
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