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I'm trying to read JSON data from Kafka, using following code:

WSO2 SP 4.3.0 seems not to work with JSON events bigger than 1024 characters. Is there any limitation?

I'm using WSO2 Stream Processor version 4.3.0. I have a Shiddi application deployed using an HTTP source with JSON mapping. Everything works ok as long as the JSON event is less than 1024 characters. If the JSON's lenght is more than 1024 characters, then it looks like SP is splitting the message into several different events, and it fails when trying to parse the JSON content.

It is easy to reproduce using the included samples, "ReceiveHTTPInJsonFormatWithDefaultMapping".

I have a scala play application for simple CRUD operations. I was able to run this application and did fair amount of testing with it. However, now when I tried to run the application, the server started, but is unable to accept any http requests and fails abruptly.

I tried running following commands

I have the following class, but Spring and MyBatis-Spring-Boot-Starter will not autowire my mapper.

When I run the request, I get the output from the println()

I have the following code that I ran in the debugger with --debug but it won't print out any SQL errors. It fails silently with an exception and returns from the servlet request.

I have input stream as wso2event on wso2 SP, and it contain timestamp and payload. Payload is in xml format. How can I parse this payload to variables? I see this doc https://wso2-extensions.github.io/siddhi-map-xml/api/4.0.11/ but i don't know, how get incoming wso2event to sourcemapper and then pars it to variables?

I know this question has been asked lots of times, but answers given did not solve my problem so far.

When trying to build an app to either a Android-device/-simulator/-package, Appcelerator comes with this error:

[ERROR] Application Installer abnormal process termination. Process exit value was 1

• I checked weither all Android-sdk's where installed correctly.
• In the terminal I did: appc logout -D / appc login
• I cleaned the project, including deleting Build- and Resources-folder by hand
• Ran: appc setup
• Some other terminal-lines I stumbled upon: npm install alloy -g and npm install appc-cli-titanium
• Installed Appcelerator-updates
• Added 17< /tool-api-level> to tiapp.xml
• This line is in the Android-manifest:

With the console in trace-mode, this is what I get:

I am writing a class that will read/write Json files (C#).

I am already mocking the file system for unit testing, and I am now wondering if I should also wrap and mock the the serializer object that is being passed into the class on creation.

I understand that the file system has to be mocked, as otherwise I would have to create files for tests and this would make them integration tests.

Should I also be wrapping the serializer in an interface and mocking it? If so, should I also be wrapping/mocking every dependency in other classes that I write? If I am using many methods from an external class wrapping them in interfaces seems like a big time sink.

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