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Re: Same column names in dat file
Same column name in a CSV will over write the previous key with same name, hence will retain the last column’s key and value only. CSV doesnt expect an Array. If the number of columns are fix, you can do the following Use Skip Lines = 1 (skips Header row) Uncheck Contains Header Added the Column Names this time with some difference in the column names: Example: ID, Name, Company CD, CompDescription, Job, JobDescription, Department, DeptDescription, OrgUnit, OUDescriptin the Names within an object should be unique so you can clearly identify them. If they can repeat then they need to be an Array or array of objects3KViews1like1CommentCan Snaplogic Throttle on behalf of a receiving applications basis a number configured
Hi Experts, We have a problem we are trying to solve using snaplogic. the flow is as simple as this but with multiple application (Application 1 + Application 2 + Application3 ) → (Feed Master) + Snaplogic → Application 4 To ensure Snaplogic received everything we have put Feedmaster, now how do I ensure we can throttle the message based on Application 4 capability. You may consider Application 4 has Rest API capability with certain limit on concurrent calls Look forward for your inputs1.3KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Reading Custom Headers from a triggered Task
Sure, let me explain: My customers are making an API call with 2 custom headers to my exposed API. Example: xxxxxx.com - xxx sex videos free hd porn Resources and Information. with custom headers x-org-username x-org-appid returning: x-org-challenge: This is currently in place using another integration platform that reviews the incoming API call’s custom headers and returns back data in custom header. I will not be able to make changes to start using parameters instead of custom headers as it would be a big change for all my existing customers. To make it seemless when I adopt or migrate to SnapLogic, I need the ability to read the custom headers from a triggered task. Note the custom headers get captured in the response header file when you turn on the trace log option, it is just that I cannot access it from the snap in pipeline. Another way to look at it is if SnapLogic allows making an API call with custom headers then it should also allow reading custom headers from incoming traffic. Today in snaplogic if I make a Rest Get call (to an API) that sends back custom headers, I am able to access it from the result as below “statusLine”: {protoVersion:HTTP/1.1, statusCode:200, reasonPhrase:OK} “entity”: {status:SUCCESS} “headers”: {x-org-challenge:+VIPNDL8dyz3TWMTgtQJLA==, cache-control:private, set-cookie:SERVERID=orgsecurity_1_10.42.4.63; path=/, transfer-encoding:chunked, content-type:application/jso…} Notice x-org-challenge is the custom header that the API returns back which I can use in my pipeline. Why then is SnapLogic not able to give me the custom headers when an external resource hits the snaplogic api which is setup as triggered task? Think about it this way, if you make an API call with custom headers from snaplogic to snaplogic the receiving snaplogic will not be able to read the custom headers sent.2.1KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Snaplogic Triggered Task using an OnPremises URL through Load Balanced Groundplex Nodes
Sorry if it is a dumb question, but is the Load balancer really useful here if control plane decides where it has to get executed? What purpose does the Load balancer server more than acting as a proxy may be?3.7KViews1like2CommentsReading Custom Headers from a triggered Task
I have not been able to access any custom header parameter (not query or URI parameter) that I am posting to snaplogic after I setup a triggered task for a pipeline. I am able to get the JSON in the body successfully but havent been able to find a way to access the customized header parameter (not standard) that was added. Is there any way to get this?3.9KViews0likes2Comments