andrew_holbrook
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Re: Encrypt and decrypt sensitive data in a source
@pavan Once encrypted, do I need to pass all the information onward? Is it a security risk to do so? ENC { "transformation":"AES/CBC/PKCS5Padding", "iv":"[MYIV]", "type":"STRING", "ciphertext":"[MYCIPHERTEXT==]", "key_params": { "passphrase": { "key_gen_iterations":10000, "key_gen_algorithm":"[ALGORITHM]", "key_algorithm":"AES", "key_salt":"[SALTKEY]", "key_size":128 } } }:ENC4KViews0likes5CommentsReducing file size of demo snap pack
Robin or others, I know we’ve solved this before, but I’m generating a brand new “demo snap pack” from the documentation. The output file is 53MB. That seems a little big. 🙂 Diff ing another snap pack, it appears the culprit is the jfilesystem artifactId, although I had to also remove the currency converter snap too. This drops the snap pack to 2.5MB (5% of original). Is it possible to make an official new version of the demo snap pack that’s slimmer? Thanks! Andrew1.8KViews0likes0CommentsAccounts and Snaps
Hi, I have an account tied to a snap pack…basically every snap calls the Account.connect() function to get its access token, and if the token isn’t expired, the Account re-authorizes and get a new one. In fighting threw a bug while implementing threading for a snap pack, it led me to question how accounts work in SnapLogic. Let’s supposed I have a simple pipeline: A get data snap…followed by A post data snap If I had to auth in the first snap to generate a token, should that second snap be able to use that token as well? Or does each snap have its own instance of an account, which both then require separate auth requests?3KViews0likes2CommentsMultiple Accounts + getAccountVariableValue
Hi, This may be a dumb java question, I’m trying to call “getAccountVariableValue” from my snap code, but can’t do it unless I put my actual class in parentheses around the call. So for example, instead of this: snapAccount.getAccountVariableValue(); I have to use: ((myFooAccount) snapAccount).getAccountVariableValue(); Is there a way to not have to do this? Perhaps a different way of defining “Account snapAccount”?2.4KViews0likes2Comments