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[jira] [Comment Edited] (NIFI-684) ExecuteGroovy proof of concept
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sumanth chinthagunta edited comment on NIFI-684 at 11/8/15 3:37 AM:
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As [~rickysaltzer] mentioned I also feel dynamic language support increases usability of NiFi.
I am also thinking implementing ExecuteJavascript with Nashorn to process flowfiles with JSON. I can eazyly manipulate JSON flowfile in JavaScript then with only JSON path. The user supplied anonymous function should have standard signature i.e., return flowfile?? !
was (Author: xmlking):
As [~rickysaltzer] mentioned I also feel dynamic language support increases usability of NiFi.
I am also thinking implementing ExecuteJavascript with Nashorn to process flowfiles with JSON. I can eazyly manipulate JSON flowfile in JavaScript then with only JSON path. The user supplied anonymous function should have fixed signature !
> ExecuteGroovy proof of concept
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> Key: NIFI-684
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-684
> Project: Apache NiFi
> Issue Type: Task
> Reporter: Ricky Saltzer
> Assignee: Ricky Saltzer
> Attachments: ExecuteGroovy.java, TestExecuteGroovy.java, TestScript.groovy
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> Following up on the email thread which described using a dynamic language to execute code, rather than requiring a custom NAR to be created each time.
> Using this JIRA to track some prototype code I wrote to allow Groovy to execute code inside a processor.
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