Mapping JSON messages
The DataStax Apache Pulsar™ Connector supports mapping JSON messages with or without a schema. In this example, the key is regular JSON without schema. The value is also JSON but contains a schema and a payload. The type of the payload is Map and the connector is able to access the individual fields of that map.
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See the DataStax Pulsar Examples for a full example.
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Set up the supported database table.
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Create the keyspace. Ensure that keyspace is replicated to a datacenter that is set in the DataStax Apache Pulsar Connector contactPoints parameter. For example, create the
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Create the table. For example, create the
stocks_table:cqlsh -e "CREATE TABLE stocks_keyspace.stocks_table ( \ symbol text, \ ts timestamp, \ exchange text, \ industry text, \ name text, \ value double, \ PRIMARY KEY (symbol, ts));" -
Verify that all nodes have the same schema version using nodetool describering. Replace keyspace\_name:
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In the DataStax Apache Pulsar™ Connector configuration file:
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Add the topic name to topics.
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Define the topic-to-table map prefix.
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Define the field-to-column map.
Example configurations for
stocks_topictostocks_tableusing the minimum required settings:tasks.max: 1 topics: stocks_topic topic: stocks_topic: stocks_keyspace: stocks_table: mapping: 'symbol=value.symbol,ts=value.dateTime,exchange=value.exchange,industry=value.industry,name=key.name value=value.value'
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Update configuration on a running worker or deploy the DataStax Connector for the first time.
