Anthony, I think monitoring those lists would be a great idea. In the interim, if you could get a Docker image up on Docker Hub that allows members of the community to casually spin up a working MarkLogic instance suitable for kicking the tires with your processor(s) that would be a big help.
Also, be aware that there are two models of "putting" that you'll want to address to get maximum visibility for MarkLogic: record and non-record processors. For example, PutMongo just takes whatever JSON that a user throws at it and writes to Mongo. PutMongoRecord uses the Record API to take data based on a schema in any supported format with a record reader. You'll want to really take a look at that particular use case as it'll help you accept input in a lot of common record formats beside XML. Thanks, Mike On Thu, Apr 12, 2018 at 2:24 PM Anthony Roach <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > > > I am very new to the open source world. My organization is preparing to > submit a NiFi processor to load data into our commercial NoSQL database. > Once the review and commit are completed, what are our responsibilities for > managing issues? Do we monitor the issues distribution list? > > > > Thanks… > > ___________________________________ > > Anthony Roach > > Product Manager > MarkLogic Corporation > > Desk: +1 650 287 2587 <(650)%20287-2587> > > Mobile: +1 415 368 6460 <(415)%20368-6460> > www.marklogic.com > <https://exchange.marklogic.com/owa/redir.aspx?C=2xvxxIRdFrhaKKSB3ci9GbM0QJCBS5YGss9e9ahFqmgMx1QfDTTUCA..&URL=http%3a%2f%2fwww.marklogic.com%2f> > > [image: MLSoMeSignature] <http://www.marklogic.com/social/> > > >
