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Apache Flink is an open source project of The Apache Software Foundation (ASF). Flink is distributed data processing framework with powerful stream and batch processing capabilities. Learn more about Flink at
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- Start the producer
- Runs the producer
- Tries to throttle the next batch
- Returns the configured properties
- Command line
- Creates the Kafka properties
- Serialize a click event
- Overwrites the event to wait until it is reached
- This method is used to determine if the current hour has been pushed
- Entry point for testing
- Configure the execution environment
- Generate the tables
- Creates a report object for the given table
- Returns a string representation of the click event
- Compares two click events
- Serialize a string to a byte array
- Returns a string representation of the click event statistics
- Process a page
- Serializes a clickEventStatistics into a byte array
- Creates a unique hash code
- Constructs a click event from a byte array
- Returns the type of click event
- Returns a unique hashCode of this window
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QUESTION
I'm receiving a CSV on my class and i need to get the values to crate a POJO. I don't have to open a "file.csv" into a directory, the comma separated elements are passed by Flink to the EventDeserializationSchema and this one used on the "Event Class" to process every single event.
Here an example:
IN: "'Adam','Smith',66,....'12:01:00.000'" - > OUT: pojo
To do this I'm using: https://github.com/FasterXML/jackson-dataformats-text/tree/master/csv
This is my Event Class that should do the Trick, actually at the moment isn't doing anything.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-31 at 11:30To make it work, you need to have a default constructor and getter/setters for fields. I don't understand what you are going to do in Event
and why there is also a Pojo
, but assuming you want to deserialize the incoming string into the Event
, something like this should work:
Event
Pojo class:
QUESTION
I'm working with Flink and I'm using the Kafka Connector. The messages that I'm receiving from flink is a list of comma separated items. "'a','b','c',1,0.1 ....'12:01:00.000'" One of them contain the event time, I would like to use this event time for the per-partition watermarking (in the kafka source), then use this Event Time for session windowing. My case is a bit different from usual because from what i have understood people usually use "kafka Timestamps" and SimpleStringSchema(). On my case instead I have to write my own deserializer that implement DeserializationSchema and return a Tuple or Pojo. So basically substitute the SimpleStringSchema() with my own function. Flink offer out of the box some deserializers but I really don't understnd how i can create a custom deserialization logic.
Checking the flink website i have found this:
https://ci.apache.org/projects/flink/flink-docs-release-1.11/dev/connectors/kafka.html
I have been given an example (Thanks David!), but still i don't get how to implement mine.
I would really need an example of how I can do it for a list. The one indicated above is for JSON so is giving me the theory, the concept but i got stuck there.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-25 at 07:02You should introduce the POJO like
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