Hi Martijn,
This is not reasonable to merge Flink and OpenLogReplicator code. A simple
network connection is enough and leave the projects separate. They can remain
distinct.
You can have client/SDK code for OpenLogReplicator (like StreamClient.cpp in
the code) which would be licensed with Apac
Hi Adam,
Just a side note, since your code is licensed under GPL, I believe it can't
be included with Flink since GPL licenses are considered category X and
can't be included with Apache-licensed projects [1].
Best regards,
Martijn
[1] https://www.apache.org/legal/resolved.html#category-x
On M
Hi Gunnar,
Thank you very much for help. I really appreciate it.
I believe you might be right.
But still Flink has it’s own connector to Oracle which does not require
Debezium.
I’m not an expert and don’t have a wider view how most customer sites work.
My intention was just to clearly shot what
Hey Adam, all,
Just came across this thread, still remembering the good conversations
we had around this while I was working on Debezium full-time :)
Personally, I still believe the best way forward with this would be to
add support to the Debezium connector for Oracle so it can ingest
changes fr
Thanks Leonard, Jark,
I will just reply on the dev list for this topic as this is more related with
development. Sorry, I have sent on 2 lists - I don’t want to add more chaos
here.
The answer to your question is not straight, so I will start from a broader
picture.
Maybe first I will describ
Hi Adam,
Thanks for sharing this interesting project. I think it definitely is valuable
for users for better speed.
I am one of the maintainers of flink-cdc-connector project. The project offers
a “oracle-cdc” connector which uses Debezium (depends on LogMiner) as the CDC
library. From the pe
H Márton,
Thank you very much for your answer.
The point with Kafka makes sense. It offers huge bag of potential connectors
that could be used.
But … not everybody wants or needs Kafka. This brings additional architectural
complication and delays, which might not be acceptable by everybody.
Tha
