Re: PutS3Object Error

The IllegalStateException appears to be a response to a CloneNotSupportException thrown by java.security.MessageDigest. That suggests that your JRE's java.security provider does not support the clone method used by the AWS SDK. Is your java.security setup the JRE default? Would it be possible to

Re: Query related to ExecuteScript

Koustav - Try checking the permissions for the directory you are trying to write to. Does the user running nifi have appropriate access? -- Jagrut On Wed, Aug 17, 2016 at 4:34 PM, koustav choudhuri wrote: > Matt > > Thanks for Replying , but I am still struggling with

Re: PutS3Object Error

Dan, Would you please share the version of NiFi you are using? Also, would you please look in logs/nifi-app.log for the stack trace of the exception and any nested exceptions? Thanks, James On Wed, Aug 17, 2016 at 5:05 PM, dgm wrote: > I’m just staring to use nifi and

PutS3Object Error

I’m just staring to use nifi and having an issue with the PutS3Object processor. I believe that it's configured consistently with my other S3 processors, using the same accounts/permissions... receiving the following error in nifi: PutS3Object[id=a3d6e547-9f71-4bcd-8873-108575604ab4]

Re: Query related to ExecuteScript

Matt Thanks for Replying , but I am still struggling with ExecuteScript. [image: Inline image 1] in that ExecuteScript all I have is : Script - set to Python Script Body : from sys import argv filename = "nifi_output/nifi_test.txt" target = open(filename, 'w') target.write("My Name is

Re: Query related to ExecuteScript

If you need an input flowfile, you're probably better off with ExecuteStreamCommand than ExecuteScript for this use case. ExecuteStreamCommand is much like ExecuteProcess but it accepts input flow files. Regards, Matt > On Aug 17, 2016, at 6:49 PM, koustav choudhuri

Query related to ExecuteScript

HI All I am trying to execute 2 different shell scripts ( calling a sqoop job and calling a hive script) in a sequence. Can I achieve this through NIFI ? I tried to do it through ExecuteProcess Processor but the issue is Execute Processor does not accept an input. Then I moved to ExecuteScript