Closed stevemenke closed 11 years ago
I get a 500 error whenever I try to add a metric. I simplified my code to reproduce and inserted below:
try { MetricBuilder builder = MetricBuilder.getInstance(); Metric metric = builder.addMetric("Test"); metric.addTag("Host", "localhost"); metric.addDataPoint(System.currentTimeMillis(), 10L); System.out.println(builder.build()); Response response = httpClient.pushMetrics(builder); if (response.getStatusCode() != 200) { System.out.println(response.getErrors().toString()); throw new Exception("Did not return 200"); } } finally { httpClient.shutdown(); }
The resulting JSON string is as follows:
[{"datapoints":[[1374407396775,10]],"name":"Test","dataPoints":[{"value":10,"integer":true,"timestamp":1374407396775}],"tags":{"Host":"localhost"}}]
The error message with the 500 errors is as follows: [Expected a name but was BEGIN_ARRAY at line 1 column 65]
It appears that the build is using both the "timestamp" with "value" for a single data point and "datapoints" at the same time.
Sorry, I should have waited before I posted. I found a dependency conflict with jackson-mapper-asl that was forcing it to use and older version. Once I forced the version everything worked fine.
I get a 500 error whenever I try to add a metric. I simplified my code to reproduce and inserted below:
The resulting JSON string is as follows:
The error message with the 500 errors is as follows: [Expected a name but was BEGIN_ARRAY at line 1 column 65]
It appears that the build is using both the "timestamp" with "value" for a single data point and "datapoints" at the same time.