thanks Mark, I think I fixed it , here is how, I had a processor still left
on the flow diagram, so what I did was renamed the custom processor to its
old name, redeployed the nar file, deleted the custom processor from the
flow, and renamed it back again to a new name, redeployed the nar file.
Wow - sorry, I totally misread your email where you already stated that it was
correct :)
We addressed this issue in NIFI-1052, allowing NiFi to start up with a Dummy
Processor
in its place. In previous versions of NiFi, before this was implemented, the
options are
basically to either manually
Thanks Mark, it has the latest class name .
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Pradeep,
Can you check your processor's jar for the
META-INF/services/org.apache.nifi.processor.Processor file?
I'm guessing that still has the old class name in it.
Thanks
-Mark
> On Sep 16, 2016, at 1:21 PM, pradeepbill wrote:
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> Hello there, I have a perfectly running custom processor, a
Hello there, I have a perfectly running custom processor, and once I changed
its name to something else , and tried to deploy the nar file, I get the
below error , and it is referring to the previous processor, not sure where
to clean up ?.the org.apache.nifi.processor.Processor file has the latest
I do believe if we scale up the number of messages/flowfiles through Nifi, I
should optimize the flow by minimizing the number of requests the putS3
processor needs to make to the S3 bucket.
However, even with 10 -20 flowfiles I am still getting at least one failed
putS3 every 5 minute.
I have
AmitR,
NiFi does allow developers to create custom UIs for accepting configuration
for the underlying Processors. They have typically be used when the
required configuration is richer than simple properties (name-value pairs)
will allow. Once the custom UI has been deployed the user will get an
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Hello Experts,
Greetings !!
I am trying to build a custom processor for NIFI and was wondering if I can
customize the User interface of it. I want to use some java framework which
can be used to design tabs/buttons/textfields etc. Need your inputs on the
feasibility and usage.
Thanks in advance
Gunjan
If I understand you correctly you are trying to do something that works with
JMS and SQL in atomic fashion. Possibly (and that is purely a guess) you are
having some XA transactional concerns. . .
If so, that may be a bit counter-intuitive to micro-services nature of NiFi
processors wher
