Dear All,
I was wondering if it's possible to consume messages from IBM WESB SIB topic using Apache Nifi ConsumeJMS component?
I have tried to consume from WMQ topic and it worked, just curious if Nifi supports to consume from IBM WESB SIB topic.
Really appreciate for your help.
Thanks & Best Regar
Just found this Jira
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-90
I am surprised it has not got any traction after 3 years...Having used
Apache Airflow for a while, I am looking to retry capabilities in NiFi and
it seems it comes down to "build your own" flow approach, that would handle
retries i
Hey Boris,
Using the UpdateAttribute and RouteOnAttribute approach is only necessary when
you want
to retry N number of times (or for some time period) and after that elapses to
treat the data
differently. Most of the time, though, what is used is to simply loop the
'failure' relationship back
Hi Mark,
thanks for your response! especially because I saw your name in that Jira :)
I think it makes sense to "keep trying until you're successful".
I am a bit confused by "yield" and "penalize" parameters. Can you give me
an example how they are used? Let's say, I use ExecuteSQL processor and
Boris,
"Penalty Duration" is per flow file, and "Yield" is for the processor.
If the processor penalizes a flow file and transfers it to a queue,
whatever is processing that queue won't take that flow file from the
queue until the penalty duration has passed.
If a processor yields, then the fram
Bryan, you managed to explain it in three sentences! :) now I get it!
thanks a bunch
On Tue, Mar 6, 2018 at 4:23 PM, Bryan Bende wrote:
> Boris,
>
> "Penalty Duration" is per flow file, and "Yield" is for the processor.
>
> If the processor penalizes a flow file and transfers it to a queue,
> w
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