Matt
Thanks for replying, I checked the flow.xml.gz and as you suggested the rules
were indeed stored in the annotationData element. I tried restarting nifi and
it wouldn't start correctly stating that it couldn't find bootstrap files.I
therefore decided to do a re-install, this new installation booted fine and I
retried the test I was running with the UpdateAttributer and again it worked as
it should do.
Dave
On Sunday, 23 August 2015, 23:04, Matt Gilman <[email protected]>
wrote:
David,
We are not aware of any issues using UpdateAttribute. The advanced rules are
actually saved as part of your flow.xml.gz. Could you check the contents of the
flow.xml.gz for that particular processor (look for it by ID) and verify if the
annotationData element is populated? Or could you possibly provide steps to
reproduce the issue your seeing? Thanks!
Matt
On Sun, Aug 23, 2015 at 4:20 PM, DAVID SMITH <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi
I have an instance of nifi-0.2.1 running in Centos 6.6, I have used an Update
Attribute processor to set some rules, I can save the rules ad the processor
runs as expected. However, if I go back into the processor configuration the
rules have not persisted.Do you know about this?
Dave
