Also, if you care to share the code for you processor we’ll be happy to look
and help you find the problem.
As Joe pointed out we make every possible attempt to stop it, but if your
custom code is blocking and does not react to interrupts then there is not much
we can do stoping short of
Devin,
In the more recent versions of NiFi attempts to stop the processor
which are not successful after some period of time (I think 30
seconds) should result in the process being killed if possible and
NiFi should then move on again.
What version are you on?
Thanks
Joe
On Fri, Jul 22, 2016
Mostly a general questions. The processor in question is a custom made one
that is obviously misbehaving. I'm looking into why the process doesn't
stop like like normal but I was wondering if there was a way to "force"
stop a process (kill the processor)? I know I can restart the nifi process
to
