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[GitHub] [nifi] mattyb149 removed a comment on issue #3341: NIFI-6082: Added DatabaseRecordLookupService, refactored common DB utils

mattyb149 removed a comment on issue #3341: NIFI-6082: Added DatabaseRecordLookupService, refactored common DB utils
URL: https://github.com/apache/nifi/pull/3341#issuecomment-472058906
 
 
   When I removed the code from `DataTypeUtils.convertRecordFieldtoObject()`, I get the same `IllegalTypeConversionException` thrown from JoltTransformRecord as before this PR. Its `transform()` method calls convertRecordFieldtoObject() directly (not via `DataTypeUtils.toRecord() or whatever), and only if the object is a Record does it check the fields' types and convert each of the fields. Once it gets called with a Map of ARRAY[RECORD], then it calls `convertRecordMapToJavaMap()` which then calls convertRecordFieldtoObject() for each field. The field in my example is an Object[] with a type of ARRAY[RECORD]. There is no handling for Object[] at that point, hence the IllegalTypeConversionException. Were you not seeing this during your testing?
   
   I think I should put that code back in, as well as tracking down why I had to put that "override nullable" stuff in. What do you think?

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