Notes:
1) We will review what Fisher did to port mongo-source from app-starters to a standalone SCFn supplier [https://github.com/markfisher/java-event-source-poc/blob/master/mongo-supplier/src/main/java/mongodb/MongoSupplier.java]
2) We will attempt to refactor a few apps following this model.
3) Possible suppliers: jdbc-source, s3-source, twitter-search, twitter-stream
4) Possible consumers: jdbc-sink, s3-sink, mongodb-sink
5) The goal for this is to work as a standalone SCFn app (no SCSt integration yet, no SCDF integration yet) — if it works locally via java -jar, it should work on riff/knative and eventually also as a app-starter in SCSt+SCDF.
Notes: 1) We will review what Fisher did to port mongo-source from app-starters to a standalone SCFn supplier [https://github.com/markfisher/java-event-source-poc/blob/master/mongo-supplier/src/main/java/mongodb/MongoSupplier.java] 2) We will attempt to refactor a few apps following this model. 3) Possible suppliers: jdbc-source, s3-source, twitter-search, twitter-stream 4) Possible consumers: jdbc-sink, s3-sink, mongodb-sink 5) The goal for this is to work as a standalone SCFn app (no SCSt integration yet, no SCDF integration yet) — if it works locally via
java -jar
, it should work on riff/knative and eventually also as a app-starter in SCSt+SCDF.