Open karilint opened 7 years ago
Hi Kari,
Sorry for the late reply. I am unsure of the status for the FastJsonInput plugin with regards to the Pentaho Data Integration 6.1 marketplace. The newer versions in the graphiq-data/pdi-fastjsoninput-plugin GitHub repository as described in Jesse's blog post have been released and maintained by Jesse Adametz and James Ebentier at graphiq.com, I haven't been involved for a while now. However, it might be of interest to know that PDI 6.1 now has a faster JSON input step built in, since the PDI-10344 issue has been resolved: http://jira.pentaho.com/browse/PDI-10344 .
Kind regards Etienne
On 2016-10-05 10:06 AM, karilint wrote:
Hi, I red your article https://blog.graphiq.com/an-alternative-approach-to-reading-json-in-pentaho-s-data-integration-9e426dc098da#.vd003s3nh
Is the plugin currently available for Pentaho 6.1? I didn't find it at the Marketplace.
-Kari
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Hi Etienne, Originally I wasn't so concerned about the speed of the plugin. Instead, the uneven data which caused the error "We MUST have the same number of values for all paths" led me to seek for alternative plugins. Currently I'm using the methods described here to solve my problem http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9397884/use-json-input-step-to-process-uneven-data , as it seems that the original problem persists with the 6.1 plugin. Thank you for your reply. -Kari
Hi, I red your article https://blog.graphiq.com/an-alternative-approach-to-reading-json-in-pentaho-s-data-integration-9e426dc098da#.vd003s3nh
Is the plugin currently available for Pentaho 6.1? I didn't find it at the Marketplace.
-Kari