Any Ideas on this?
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Danushka Fernando
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On Fri, May 2, 2014 at 4:02 PM, Danushka Fernando wrote:
> Hi all
> In user management area we have made lot of stuff extensible. We can write
> our own user store managers,
Hi All,
I have thought about Paul's idea at the product council to unify CEP and
BAM Languages. Look like it can work.
1. Users can write all the queries using Siddhi language
2. If the windows defined in queries are large (e.g. say more than 15
minutes for batch windows or more than 15 minutes s
Srinath
Are you assuming that we would convert Siddhi Lang into Hive SQL and then
run that? Is there any way we can make a version of the Siddhi engine that
runs as a batch job under Hadoop instead?
Paul
On 6 May 2014 10:18, Srinath Perera wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have thought about Paul's idea
Hi All,
I'm also -1 to introducing it to this release. On the other hand we do have
a lot of other things to look into when it comes to this release. Specially
the cases like multi-tenancy. So we will keep it as it is now and we will
also help sameera to get Jaggery-Entity done. Then we can also i
Hi Paul,
I think it as a two stage process. I think there is lot to gain from common
language even if it is two runtimes inside.
If we are to unify the runtimes, then there is lot of problems to be solved
that MapReduce has solved. I think running batch case off Storm would
affect performance as
On the initial table *Union* is -> sending results to one stream/process in
Siddhi
IMHO we don't need to explicitly differentiate realtime and batch
processing, but internally we should be switching to batch mode when we
need to process huge dataset, may be we can directly call hector from
Siddhi
Hi all,
Currently we are performing regression incrementally and we do not have an
upperbound (or window size) which limits the number of events that are
processed in the regression function. Therefore, we run into memory issues
when running performance tests. In order to do a proper performance t
Hi,
Following orbit bundles has been released in the past few days. This is the
very first release of all these bundles except tomcat and drools. These are
hosted in 'releases' nexus repository.
tomcat 7.0.52.wso2v3
tomcat-catalina-ha 7.0.52.wso2v1
tomcat-el-api 7.0.52.wso2v1
tomcat-jsp-api 7.
Hi Srinath,
I have some questions (inline)
On Tue, May 6, 2014 at 2:18 AM, Srinath Perera wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have thought about Paul's idea at the product council to unify CEP and
> BAM Languages. Look like it can work.
>
> 1. Users can write all the queries using Siddhi language
>
That is
Hi Maninda,
Thanks for comments!! please see my answers below.
I have thought about Paul's idea at the product council to unify CEP and
>> BAM Languages. Look like it can work.
>>
>> 1. Users can write all the queries using Siddhi language
>>
> That is good. But we have to figure out how to state
Hi All,
The implementation of Data Mapper Mediator has improved to support JSON and
as per discussed the Axis2 message context has been used to handle JSON
payload. If the required output type is JSON the output from Data Mapper
Mediator has included in the Axis2 message context to be sent to the
Hi Malaka,
I have considered only the business use cases which most possible to perform
on integration. as a example admin related / one time configuration
functionality such as setup accounts / setup vendors / setup paytype have
not been considered as those are doing directly my accessing applicat
Hi all,
In the process of integrating Siddhi with apache Storm we came across this
problem of controlling the scheduling of tasks across a cluster as desired.
One of the basic problems we faced is, lack of control over where the
spouts and bolts are going to reside.
As solution to this problem w
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