Re: [NIFI-1657] Heads-up: NiFi's travis-ci is going "multi-lingual"

Andre & Pierre, Thanks for tackling this. As NiFi continues to grow internationally, we hope it will eventually touch down everywhere, and this is a big step forward. Andy LoPresto alopre...@apache.org alopresto.apa...@gmail.com PGP Fingerprint: 70EC B3E5 98A6 5A3F D3C4 BACE 3C6E F65B 2F7D

Re: Starting apache NiFi as a windows service

Chris, Not that I am aware of but I am working on this atm. Should have something baked until the weekend. On Wed, Feb 15, 2017 at 12:25 PM, Chris Bulleri wrote: > Are there any instructions for starting the latest apache NiFi as a windows > service? Server 2012 in particular.

Starting apache NiFi as a windows service

Are there any instructions for starting the latest apache NiFi as a windows service? Server 2012 in particular. Chris Bulleri 2HB Inc. Principal/CTO ch...@2hb.com Voice: 410.872.2800 x717

Re: NiFi Devs: powered by nifi page

your/you're...either way it is live :-) On Tue, Feb 14, 2017 at 2:47 PM, Joe Witt wrote: > Thanks Ronnie. You're info is now live. > > On Tue, Feb 14, 2017 at 2:31 PM, Ronnie Dove wrote: >> Company Name: Dovestech (linking to http://www.dovestech.com) >>

Re: NiFi Devs: powered by nifi page

Thanks Ronnie. You're info is now live. On Tue, Feb 14, 2017 at 2:31 PM, Ronnie Dove wrote: > Company Name: Dovestech (linking to http://www.dovestech.com) > Industry: Cyber Security > Summary: Dovestech's cyber security visualization product, ThreatPop (link: >

Re: NiFi Devs: powered by nifi page

Company Name: Dovestech (linking to http://www.dovestech.com) Industry: Cyber Security Summary: Dovestech's cyber security visualization product, ThreatPop (link: http://www.dovestech.com/threatpop), uses Apache NiFi to enrich and normalize millions of cyber security related events into a central

NiFi Devs: powered by nifi page

NiFi Users I just realized we have a 'powered by nifi' page. It looks a little...light :-). So wanted to reach out and offer to anyone interested that if you reply back on this thread with your company/organization that you'd like referenced on there I'd be happy to put in the change to the

Re: Nifi in a hung state

Sam, When you get the error that a FlowFile is not the most recent version, it means that you have modified the FlowFile in some way via the ProcessSession and then attempted to use an old, out-dated version. Commonly this happens when you have code that looks something like this:

Re: Nifi in a hung state

Sam - please subscribe to the mailing list so we can avoid having to moderate each email and cause delays in others being able to participate. Happy to hear you're making progress. The error you're seeing now is a coding issue in the custom processor. This processor

Re: Nifi in a hung state

Hi Joe, I made those changes, also increase disk I hope this gets better. However I am still getting one error, which started appearing only now, not sure related to these changes with splitText, removing the putAttribute code from CustomProcessor and Adding RouteOnContent after ListS3.

Re: NiFi PutElasticsearch Processor

I agree with Joe, it sounds like the flow file content is the plain-text extract of the PDF, and the ES processors are expecting JSON documents. You can use ReplaceText to wrap your content in a JSON object, with something like: { "content" : $1} (I didn't try that but the idea is just to put

NiFi PutElasticsearch Processor

Hi, I am working on a use case where I need to load a PDF document to ElasticSearch. I have written a Custom NiFi processor using apache Tika which is basically extracting the content of the PDF. The NiFi flow is mentioned below. 1. NiFi GetFile processor is getting the PDF file from the source

Re: Nifi in a hung state

Sam, if I remember correctly, you will have to list the entire bucket (optionally with the matching prefix) once in order to store the last-seen object key/version and its timestamp in the NiFi processor state. After you do this initial listing, ListS3 will then behave as you describe, where it