Hi all, I have a question about debugging a custom solr sink we wrote.
We can write a custom sink implementation, package it to a JAR, put it inside flume/lib folder, and refer to it in agent configuration to use with Flume. But how can we just run Flume from the IDE and debug the custom sink in real time? We have a hard-to-trace bug in our custom sink implementation and doing trial and error, changing sink code, packaging and re-running it inside flume is too cumbersome. It's possible to just call sink.start(), sink.configure() and sink.process() from the java code to test the custom sink, but in order to trace this bug, it should be inside flume context because I won't be calling the method as exactly as flume does or handle exceptions as exactly as flume does. Regards -- uyilmaz <uyil...@vivaldi.net>
