Package org.elasticsearch.action

Interface IndicesRequest.Replaceable

All Superinterfaces:

IndicesRequest

All Known Subinterfaces:

AliasesRequest

All Known Implementing Classes:

AddIndexBlockRequest, AnalyzeIndexDiskUsageRequest, BroadcastRequest, ClearIndicesCacheRequest, CloneSnapshotRequest, CloseIndexRequest, ClusterHealthRequest, ClusterInfoRequest, ClusterSearchShardsRequest, ClusterStateRequest, CreateSnapshotRequest, DeleteByQueryRequest, DeleteIndexRequest, FieldCapabilitiesRequest, FieldUsageStatsRequest, FlushRequest, ForceMergeRequest, GetAliasesRequest, GetFieldMappingsRequest, GetIndexRequest, GetMappingsRequest, GetSettingsRequest, IndicesAliasesRequest.AliasActions, IndicesExistsRequest, IndicesSegmentsRequest, IndicesShardStoresRequest, IndicesStatsRequest, OpenIndexRequest, OpenPointInTimeRequest, PutMappingRequest, RecoveryRequest, RefreshRequest, ResolveIndexAction.Request, SearchRequest, SyncedFlushRequest, TypesExistsRequest, UpdateByQueryRequest, UpdateSettingsRequest, UpgradeRequest, UpgradeStatusRequest, ValidateQueryRequest

Enclosing interface:

IndicesRequest

public static interface IndicesRequest.Replaceable
extends IndicesRequest

Nested Class Summary

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface org.elasticsearch.action.IndicesRequest

IndicesRequest.Replaceable

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
default boolean	allowsRemoteIndices()	Determines whether the request can contain indices on a remote cluster.
IndicesRequest	indices(String... indices)	Sets the indices that the action relates to.

Methods inherited from interface org.elasticsearch.action.IndicesRequest

includeDataStreams, indices, indicesOptions

Method Details

indices

IndicesRequest indices(String... indices)

Sets the indices that the action relates to.

allowsRemoteIndices

default boolean allowsRemoteIndices()

Determines whether the request can contain indices on a remote cluster. NOTE in theory this method can belong to the IndicesRequest interface because whether a request allowing remote indices has no inherent relationship to whether it is IndicesRequest.Replaceable or not. However, we don't have an existing request that is non-replaceable but allows remote indices. In addition, authorization code currently relies on the fact that non-replaceable requests do not allow remote indices. That said, it is possible to remove this constraint should the needs arise in the future. We just need proceed with extra caution.