Thanks Joe, that's really helpful, I have an immediate use for the Java version. If I wanted to use the ConsumeMQTT processor from say 1.11.4, so that I can get the UUID Client ID feature, is that easy to do by just moving the jar over or something else has to be done or I'm limited to a specific NiFi version?
Jeremy On Wed, Jul 22, 2020 at 12:52 AM Joe Witt <[email protected]> wrote: > Jeremy > > MiNiFi Java is basically a headless version of NiFi with some added > configuration ease of use items appropriate to that model. It has proven > too hard to slice time for that versus NiFi so I think what will end up > happening is that minifi java as a standalone source repository will just > fade out and instead we'll make 'MiNiFi Java' an assembly/convenience > binary that builds from the same source repository as NiFi itself. Matt > Burgess is doing a lot of work here in this regard. > > So in short - yeah this is still very actively developed. Just that > 'where it is done' is shifting back into the mothership of NiFi itself so > to speak. > > MiNiFi CPP is another one to look at depending on your needs/scenario. > Also under very active development. > > Thanks > > On Tue, Jul 21, 2020 at 9:39 AM Jeremy Pemberton-Pigott < > [email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> Can someone help out with the version of NiFi that MiNiFi tracks? The >> Java version seems to be at 0.5 for a long time while the C++ version is >> 0.7. I'm also wondering if MiNiFi is actively developed or is it risky to >> include it in new projects? >> >> Jeremy >> >
