Github user SreeramGarlapati commented on a diff in the pull request:
https://github.com/apache/storm/pull/2026#discussion_r107483782
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external/storm-eventhubs/src/main/java/org/apache/storm/eventhubs/spout/StringEventDataScheme.java
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@@ -44,21 +40,23 @@
public class StringEventDataScheme implements IEventDataScheme {
private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
+ private static final Logger logger =
LoggerFactory.getLogger(StringEventDataScheme.class);
@Override
- public List<Object> deserialize(Message message) {
+ public List<Object> deserialize(EventData eventData) {
final List<Object> fieldContents = new ArrayList<Object>();
-
- for (Section section : message.getPayload()) {
- if (section instanceof Data) {
- Data data = (Data) section;
- fieldContents.add(new String(data.getValue().getArray()));
- } else if (section instanceof AmqpValue) {
- AmqpValue amqpValue = (AmqpValue) section;
- fieldContents.add(amqpValue.getValue().toString());
+ String messageData = "";
+ if(eventData.getBytes()!=null)
+ messageData = new String (eventData.getBytes());
+ else if(eventData.getObject()!=null){
+ try{
+ messageData = new
String(Serializedeserializeutil.serialize(eventData.getObject()),Charset.defaultCharset());
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>new
String(Serializedeserializeutil.serialize(eventData.getObject()),Charset.defaultCharset());
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eventData.getObject() would return java type of the corresponding Amqp
object (if there is no direct java type mapping available - you would see a
proton-j type here).
If the type is a primitive data type - simply return .tostring().
else - follow the serialization approach.
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