Hi Gabor!
i appreciate your answers, it clarified a lot of details for me that I
misunderstood from your first email.
now i understand that the State Processor API is only the service loader
entry point, and the actual TableFunction implementations will stay in the
connector jars, which indeed av
Hi Zsombor,
Thanks for your contribution, please see my answers inline.
G
On Mon, Aug 18, 2025 at 7:24 PM Zsombor Chikán
wrote:
> Hi Gabor,
>
> Thanks for sharing this idea, I think it makes a lot of sense, and the
> Kafka offsets example is a very practical starting point.
>
> a few thoughts
Hi Gabor,
Thanks for sharing this idea, I think it makes a lot of sense, and the
Kafka offsets example is a very practical starting point.
a few thoughts/questions from my side:
- is the state processor API the proper place to put these new
functions? or do you think it worth to have separ
Hi all,
SQL modules like the state processor API could potentially add SQL
functions which are
coming from external connectors like Kafka, Iceberg, etc...
The dynamic nature, instead of hardcoding it into the module comes from the
fact that
we're not intended to add direct external connector depen