Matt,
So we learned some....but not enough there.
This snippet of code:
@Override
def init(context) {
mapCacheClient =
context.getProperty(CACHE_CLIENT).asControllerService(DistributedMapCacheClient)
The problem seems to get that the "getProperty().asControllerService()" set
of methods will only work on a ProcessorContext context object, and the one
we have here is actually a ControllerServiceInitializationContext. So
"getProperty()" doesn't work. The ControllerServiceInitializationContext
does have a "getProperties()" method that returns a Map but we have not been
able to get the "asControllerService" method to return a valid controller
service. In everything we tried, it just returns a null.
This appears to be a difference in how a controller service is initialized
and how a processor is initialized. We have not found any specific
documentation on the controller service process, are you aware of anything?
Any further hints here? What are we missing?
Dave
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