Russ
NiFi 1.0 which is being worked on in 'master' will depend on Java 8.
You could go with the route Dan suggests there. We'd definitely like
your help to push that forward and are very glad to hear you're
finding the API for writing processors to work out well.
Thanks
Joe
On Tue, Apr 19, 2016
I'm volunteering to write if the help is wanted, however, I don't have
the bandwidth to become much more deeply involved though perhaps, as
time went on, I would.
However, I can help. Meanwhile, I'm digging writing NiFi processors very
much.
Russ
On 04/19/2016 09:24 AM, dan bress wrote:
Ru
Russell,
I agree the syntax for multiple DynamicProperties is a little awkward,
and that our documentation could be improved in this situation(I didn't see
reference to @DynamicProperty in the developer doc).
Also Java8 supports the concept of repeatable annotations[1], which
would erase the
Thanks, Joe. This worked.
You know, I'm just the sort of guy that would add stuff like that to the
documentation if the way were smoothed to it. The problem as I see it
with NiFi doc is that it's really good the way it is and if we add
more--and we should--it's going to get longer and harder t
Hello Russell,
The annotation you are looking for is @DynamicProperties[1] an example of it in
use is in the PutFTP processor[2].
[1]
https://github.com/apache/nifi/blob/e4b7e47836edf47042973e604005058c28eed23b/nifi-api/src/main/java/org/apache/nifi/annotation/behavior/DynamicProperties.java
[2
What's the syntax for defining more than one dynamic property for a
processor? I need to specify up to three distinctly different ones and
attempting to do it all in
@DynamicProperty(
name = "{blah,blah2,blah3}",
value = "{\"blah-value\",\"blah2-value\",\"blah3-value\"}",
supportsExpres
