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12-10-2019
12:46 PM
Add me to this growing list.
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12-09-2019
02:37 PM
Yes, but since I have raw smtp files. I was hoping not to parse them to use PutEmail processor. I am not sure if the format will change and do not want to monitor for changes.
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12-05-2019
05:25 PM
Use Case:
have email sent to NiFi processor via listenSMTP. then have the emails "saved" via putfile then forward to smtp server (exchange / ironport).
I have figured out the save part, but cannot figure how to send the mail to smtp server from the put file. this will be 1000's of mail messages per day.
Any ideas would be helpful.
Thanks.
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10-07-2019
04:24 PM
If the files are different then I will process the one that is different.
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10-06-2019
03:15 PM
so i have to compare 2 different xmls (today) (about 15k to 20k per day) against yesterday and then only process the ones with differences. Into the additional flows for processing.
so currently I have the python script that does the compare, but i have to receive all files in first. This delays processing for about 1 hour or more.
What i would like to do is as receiving files in, pull yesterday's file (if there is a match) then run through the xmldiff which is on a executestream processor. I cannot figure how to get both files into the python script so that the compare can be run against the 2 files.
I had found a cookbook script that will pass information to console via bash, but has not been able to pass to python script.
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09-23-2019
10:15 AM
could do write of both files to a ms sql db and compare the 2 rows then generate an xml based on the difference? please let me know.
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09-23-2019
09:11 AM
Hi all,
I have 2 xml files that I would like to compare from yesterday and now, then make a new xml file with only the difference between the 2 xml files. This would be on 16k to 20k files daily.
I can see where I can split the file and parse, but nothing specific regarding comparing. These xml files have over 100 individual elements.
Any help / suggestion to get started would be great.
Thank you.
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