Examples with SchemamappingConfig com.yahoo.config.docproc.SchemamappingConfig used on opensource projects

Example 1 with SchemamappingConfig

use of com.yahoo.config.docproc.SchemamappingConfig in project vespa by vespa-engine.

the class SchemaMappingAndAccessesTest method testSchemaMapConfig.

public void testSchemaMapConfig() {
    SchemaMap map = new SchemaMap(null);
    SchemamappingConfig.Builder scb = new SchemamappingConfig.Builder();
    scb.fieldmapping(new SchemamappingConfig.Fieldmapping.Builder().chain("mychain").docproc("mydocproc").doctype("mydoctype").indocument("myindoc").inprocessor("myinprocessor"));
    map.configure(new SchemamappingConfig(scb));
    assertEquals(map.chainMap("mychain", "mydocproc").get(new Pair<>("mydoctype", "myinprocessor")), "myindoc");
}

Example 2 with SchemamappingConfig

use of com.yahoo.config.docproc.SchemamappingConfig in project vespa by vespa-engine.

the class DocprocBuilderTest method setupCluster.

@Before
public void setupCluster() {
    ContainerModel model = new ContainerModelBuilder(false, Networking.disable).build(DeployState.createTestState(), null, root, servicesXml());
    cluster = model.getCluster();
    cluster.getDocproc().getChains().addServersAndClientsForChains();
    root.freezeModelTopology();
    containerMbusConfig = root.getConfig(ContainerMbusConfig.class, cluster.getContainers().get(0).getConfigId());
    componentsConfig = root.getConfig(ComponentsConfig.class, cluster.getConfigId());
    chainsConfig = root.getConfig(ChainsConfig.class, cluster.getConfigId() + "/component/com.yahoo.docproc.jdisc.DocumentProcessingHandler");
    documentmanagerConfig = root.getConfig(DocumentmanagerConfig.class, cluster.getConfigId());
    bundlesConfig = root.getConfig(BundlesConfig.class, cluster.getConfigId());
    schemamappingConfig = root.getConfig(SchemamappingConfig.class, cluster.getContainers().get(0).getConfigId());
    qrStartConfig = root.getConfig(QrStartConfig.class, cluster.getConfigId());
    docprocConfig = root.getConfig(DocprocConfig.class, cluster.getConfigId());
}