I could write JQ for direct json values, but for dynamic json nested object
I couldn't achieve with JQ. Can you please share your suggestion? major
goal is to move complex nested json values into SQL after using
transformation with expression language. If I get the intermediate result
into CSV, it
Pierre,
That could very well be, I guess it just depends on what the desired
feature set is. Calling a Java class and giving it access to the flow
file content and attributes is easy in ExecuteScript with Groovy, so I
was imagining ExecuteClass working more like ExecuteStreamCommand. I
was hoping
Quick remark: just wondering if (InputStream, OutputStream,
Map) would be a better approach to consider flow files
attributes + dynamic properties configured at processor level.
Pierre
2018-08-08 17:06 GMT+02:00 Matt Burgess :
> Vitaly,
>
> I am indeed back from vacation and I started on the
Vitaly,
I am indeed back from vacation and I started on the ExecuteClass
processor but never wrote the Jira because I ran into a snag, namely
how to get the FlowFile content into the class. In
ExecuteStreamCommand and ExecuteProcess we create an external Process
and route the content to the
Hi Matt,
I just saw you message. In case you are back from your vacation and still want
to talk software, may I ask you a couple of questions?
There is no description of ExecuteClass NiFi processor in version 1.7 and
googling for it returns nothing. Is this something you wrote? Where can I
I walter,
try setting validation query property on database controller service. Probably
in you installation there is some firewall which drops idle connections. With
this property set (ex: select 1 for Sqlserver) if the processor get an invalid
connection that connection is dropped and a new
Hi,
I'm an application admin for NiFi (among others) within my company. NiFi is
very new to me and to my colleagues as well.
We're running into an issue with one of our flows where a PutDatabaseRecord
processor halts with the following error: " Cannot get a connection, pool error
Timeout
I am running a 7-node NiFi 1.6.0 cluster that performs fairly well when
it's simply processing its own data (putting records in Elasticsearch,
MongoDB, running transforms, etc.). However, when we add receiving
Site-to-Site traffic to the mix, the CPU spikes to the point that the nodes
can't talk
Yes. Use a custom validator.
On Tue, Aug 7, 2018 at 1:58 PM Ryan Hendrickson <
ryan.andrew.hendrick...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Yea, just finished testing, it works.. I added an additional property
> called "Date Format" and I passed in a java date format there. Now I'm
> just wondering if there's a
