Hi,
I've been away from NIFI for a couple of years, and trying to regather my
thoughts on how to do various things.
I'm trying to set up a Standard SSL Context using externalised variables from
the nifi.varaible.registry.properties file.
The fie contains variables for keystores, truststores and their passwords.
I can see that in in order to set the properties in the Standard SSL Context
service, the values must be parameters not variables.
I have set a context for the progress group in question, and assigned
parameters that 'point' to the external variables in the variables file.
Eg: #{aaa} = ${a value in the variables file}
But it says that the file (in this case) is not readable. (it is if I hard code
the values)
I assume I'm missing something somewhere but unsure ow if I am doing the right
thing.
Also I'm trying to do this for the passwords, which obviously are sensitive
fields, and unsure I can externalise them anyway?
NIFI version = 1.12.1
NIFI registry = 0.3.0
(Don't ask!!)
Any thoughts?
Thanks
Marcus
Marcus R Ling
BAE Systems Digital Intelligence
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