TimBurns
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SnapDataException is swallowing my stack trace string
I’m having an issue right now with how the SnapDataException handles a full stacktrace event. Essentially this happens in developing snaps when we don’t have all the right jar files. The workaround is easy because I can set ERROR on output and check it, but it’s irritating because I’d like to have the Snap return an error and then show me the whole stack trace to troubleshoot. } catch (Throwable e) { StringWriter sw = new StringWriter(); PrintWriter pw = new PrintWriter(sw); e.printStackTrace(pw); content.put("ERROR", sw.toString()); /* TB - 4/15/21 SnapDataException is really irritating and will delete the error message. You need to trap error in the pipeline or uncomment/comment this. throw new SnapDataException(document, String.format("Unexpected error: ", e.toString() + "/" + sw.toString()));*/ }2.3KViews0likes1CommentREST Call to Process more results
I have a question the REST API to process more results. You can specify to process the next page of results, but I can find a way to keep appending the results from the previous call, so even if you process all the results, you only get the last page of the results from the GET REST API snap. Does anyone have a solution for this other than right an external function?2KViews0likes1CommentRe: Version Control With Snaplogic
I’m looking for something more lightweight and less “snaplogic centric”. More along the lines of command line tools that will copy packages, create versions, copy pipelines etc, leaving the Git integrations outside the Snaplogic tool and in a CI/CD.2.4KViews1like0CommentsVersion Control With Snaplogic
Has anyone been successful in implementing version control and continuous integration using Snaplogic? I’m interested to hear what you’ve done to automate builds and deployments of pipelines. [Edit] I don’t mean using Snaplogic to implement a kind of Jenkins, but rather to integrate Snaplogic and use something like Jenkins to take snapshots of development projects and versions and then migrate those versions from Dev to QA or from QA to Prod.3.9KViews0likes2CommentsGetting the Status from a REST call
Hi Folks, I’m having trouble getting a proper handling from Snaplogic on a REST call. So the rest call will return on success: “entity”: { “MessageId”:“0101017165ec422f-dfa2bb38-faac-4c48-bcd7-0e2869d80fb6-000000”, …} And on Error: “entity”: "ERROR: An error occurred … Thing is these are different - one is a dictionary and the other a string. So it fails badly when I check for entity error. Is there a standard pattern for this? Thanks, TimSolved4.1KViews0likes4Comments