Re: Document Splitter

2020-07-08 Thread Michael Cizmar
Cool. I'll shift to that approach. Have a lot of cases were we are indexing a csv, xml, or json file where we want them split up. -- Michael Cizmar Managing Director p: 312.585.6396 d: 312.585.6286 twitter: @michaelcizmar http://www.mcplusa.com/ The

Re: Document Splitter

2020-07-08 Thread Karl Wright
Hi all, Julien is correct; all documents must originate in the document repository. You can create document components this way, but they're all subsidiaries of the principle document, so really the framework only tracks the principle document in that case. So you have a choice: either use the

Re: Document Splitter

2020-07-08 Thread Michael Cizmar
Good point, I was thinking that I could do a: return activities.sendDocument(documentURI,docCopy); For each row of the XML or JSON. From: julien.massi...@francelabs.com Sent: Wednesday, July 8, 2020 9:45 AM To: dev@manifoldcf.apache.org Subject: RE: Document

RE: Document Splitter

2020-07-08 Thread julien.massiera
Hi Michael, if I am not wrong (and that Karl confirms), what you want to do is not possible in a transformation connector. A transformation connector cannot transform 1 incoming document into several ones. The only way to do that is in a repository connector but it would then be bound to the

Re: Document Splitter

2020-07-08 Thread Karl Wright
Not that I know of. But I'll let others answer as to what they may have written. Karl On Tue, Jul 7, 2020 at 7:38 PM Michael Cizmar wrote: > I have a Json file which has an array of objects that I want to index as > separate documents. Before I build a transformer to split it, is there a >