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pierric_ruchier · ‎06-12-2018

Ok, for the record : I've tried your solution and it's working, but I found a simpler solution : I changed my "GetHTTP" processor for a "InvokeHTTP" processor, which allows input FlowFile. Then I've linked the response of my request back to the "InvokeHTTP", which allows me to trigger my request when the previous request is done, instead of triggering it with a "GenerateFlowFile" processor. Thanks a lot ! 🙂

pierric_ruchier · ‎06-11-2018

Thanks a lot, I'll try this solution and will report whether it's working or not after testing it 🙂

pierric_ruchier · ‎06-08-2018

Hi, I'm using Nifi to pull GPS data from a server using http request. The request has a parameter "T", allowing the user to get the GPS reports made since "T". The response give a list of GPS reports, followed by the timestamp of the last report made. I want to be able to save the timestamp returned by the last request, in order to use it for my next request. To be ultra clear : when I launch my NiFi flow, I want to use "T=0" in my request (which return me the last reports for all cars), then use the timestamp returned to execute the next request (to get only the ones which made a report since the last call), and so on. Is there an elegent way to do that? Thx a lot.

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Re: Store timestamp to use it in next GetHTTP call

Re: Store timestamp to use it in next GetHTTP call

Store timestamp to use it in next GetHTTP call