On Mon, 15 Jul 2013, Erik Steffl wrote:
Here's what I'm trying to do:
receive cee message, put it into a json data structure and forward the
whole thing to another server.
input: <135> time host tag @cee{"orignal":"message"}
output: <135> time host tag @cee{"cluster":"someName", "message":
{"original":"message"}}
So what I did was:
set $!myClusterName = "someName";
then use these as part of the template:
constant(value="\"cluster\":{")
property("$!myClusterName")
...
constant(value="\"message\":")
property("$!all-json")
and it almost works but $!myClusterName becomes part of the $!all-json.
Looked at docs but it seems all variables that are set using set keyword
become part of $!all-json.
using property("msg") also sort of works but it includes @cee (which I
don't think makes sense in that part of message, it's already all json).
Any way to get $!all-json without the custom variables or "msg" property
without @cee? Or should I be forwarding it in some entirely different way?
what if you just do something like:
set $!cluster = "somename";
won't this include the 'cluster:"somename"' string inside the all-json string?
David Lang
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