We've just figured it out. It was most certainly tied to the version of the jettison.jar that is bundled with JBoss. This was in our classpath and causing the serialization to be off. I'm not sure...
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We've just figured it out. It was most certainly...
We've just figured it out. It was most certainly tied to the version of the jettison.jar that is bundled with JBoss. This was in our classpath and causing the serialization to be off. I'm not sure...
I'm a colleague of Lavanya, the author of the...
I'm a colleague of Lavanya, the author of the original post, and again we've been testing this issue this afternoon. It seems to be isolated to the serialization of the ExecutionContext when then...
I'm guessing then, this wasn't a core requirement...
I'm guessing then, this wasn't a core requirement of SpringBatch. So if someone can confirm that you indeed can't dynamically set the output file name at runtime, from a value from a reader I would...
Maybe I'm not explaining it well. I don't know...
Maybe I'm not explaining it well. I don't know the value of the id until runtime. jobParameters work well and we use them all the time, they just don't work in this case. Imagine having the Reader...
It's an id that's used to identify a company...
It's an id that's used to identify a company (e.g. c:\output\12345\output.csv) and this will be the directory name where all their files reside. It seems the setResource is called before we ever get...
Dynamically build FlatFileItemWriter file name at runtime
I'm not sure if this is possible in SpringBatch, but I've been scanning the forum for quite awhile and haven't yet found the solution. I would think this would be pretty common, but I'm not finding...
FlatFileItemWriter & File Locking
I'm stuck on something and can't get passed it. I'm trying to use a JUnit test class to send through different input files with various test conditions. The job has two steps. Step 1 reads an...