Yes. Thanks for the tip!
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Hi Bryan,
SplitAvro will include the schema with the data. I'm trying to separate them
to reduce the message size that is being sent through the network.
Thanks
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I'm trying to pull records from a database, split them, encode each record
separately, send the encoded record over the network, and finally decode the
record at the receiving end.
The processors I'm using are ExecuteSQL => ConvertAvroToJSON => SplitText =>
ExecuteScript => InvokeHTTP
ExecuteScr
When no records are returned from the SQL statement, ExecuteSQL returns an
avro file that contains the schema with no data. Is this the expected
behaviour?
Thanks.
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PostHTTP does not allow https calls without the SSLContextService, but are
you sure about the plain HTTP connection?
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Hi Andy,
Yes I am using the absolute path.
Tried InvokeHTTP and it works fine without even requiring the
StandardSSLContextService to be configured.
Thanks.
On Wednesday, 27 July 2016, Andy LoPresto-2 [via Apache NiFi Developer
List] wrote:
> Nabegh,
>
> Can you please try
Andy,
This is the case. /Path/to was just a placeholder.
On Wednesday, 27 July 2016, Andy LoPresto-2 [via Apache NiFi Developer
List] wrote:
> Nabegh,
>
> Can you ensure that the controller service has the actual path to the
> keystore and truststore populated? According to the p
nabegh-mac:~ nabegh$ pwd
/Users/nabegh
nabegh-mac:~ nabegh$ ls -l | grep jks
-rwxrwxrwx@ 1 nabegh staff 3512 22 Jul 10:30 localhost-ks.jks
-rwxrwxrwx@ 1 nabegh staff 1816 22 Jul 10:30 localhost-ts.jks
nabegh-mac:~ nabegh$
I don't see the error in the logs. I see a warning (y
Thanks James. Problem was with secret key. It was url escaped.
It's working now.
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Hi Jeff,
Under the same user who is the owner of the keystore and truststore.
Yes. All are running under the same user.
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I'm trying to configure PostHTTP processor with StandardSSLContextService. I
copied
localhost-ks.jks
localhost-ts.jks
from nifi github repo and passed their location to the
StandardSSLContextService but it is not accepting it. It is giving me the
following error
'Keystore filename' validated agai
Hi James,
I'm using nifi-0.7.0-RC2. I tried ListS3 processor and I received the same
error.
Thanks
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Hi .. PutS3Object processor is throwing the follow error .. Any idea why?
2016-07-20 15:25:41,922 ERROR [Timer-Driven Process Thread-6]
o.a.nifi.processors.aws.s3.PutS3Object
com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.AmazonS3Exception: The request signature we
calculated does not match the signature you p
Jira link
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-2200
Thanks.
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This doesn't fail btw
(select * from table_name where 1 = 1) t
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I'm trying to load a table from Netezza database using QueryDatabaseTable
processor. I'm trying to add a where filter so I put the following in the
Table Name:
(select * from table_name where condition = value) t
This is failing with the following error
5136faa70] Failed to process session due to
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