Thanks, Mark and Matthew.
Huagen
> 在 2016年6月5日,下午9:34,Matthew Clarke 写道:
>
> The default priority is not FIFO, but rather oldest FlowFile first. You can
> change the priority order on a connection through that connections
> configuration. Theresa are a list of
Huagen,
NiFi provides the concept of Prioritizers to determine how data is Prioritized
/ sorted.
You can right-click on a connection and click Configure. From the Settings tab,
you can
drag and drop to select which prioritizers are used and in what order. For
instance, you
can drag the First
Thank you, Bryan. I’m working with Microsoft on this issue. Will keep you
guys updated.
Thanks
Kumiko
From: Bryan Bende [mailto:bbe...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, June 3, 2016 2:32 PM
To: users@nifi.apache.org
Subject: Re: Custom processor is failing for concurrency
It is hard to say for sure,
Hi,
I notice that the order of execution in an incoming queue is not FIFO (first in
first out). For example, I have a ExecuteStreamCommand processor, which at one
point may have more than 20 flowflies waiting. It appears that the processor
just randomly select a flowfile from the queue after
I have had success with using ReplaceText processor out of the box to modify
the output of a nifi-called script. I'm applying nifi to running the parsey
mcparseface system (Syntaxnet) from google. The ouput of the application looks
like this:
\---
Input: It is to two English scholars ,
You could generate a unique filename with that extension by using the
following in Update Attribute
Add property:
property name: filename
property value: ${uuid}.json
You can also set a directory structure with time stamping this way as
well. For instance set another attribute on that
Huagen, it appears you have DEBUG level logging enabled.
Oleg
On Jun 4, 2016, at 21:27, Huagen peng
> wrote:
Hi,
I got excessive logging from my NiFi instance. I suddenly see logging like the
following going into nidi-bootstrap.log very
Matthew:
The modifyBytes processor would be the best if it would allow
one to
specify the bytes to keep. I could calculate the number of bytes to
delete,
but when I try and place a variable in the End Offset it says it is
not in the
format.