Examples of DelimitedEventParser

com.odiago.flumebase.io.DelimitedEventParser
EventParser implementation that uses a delimiter character in between fields. The delimiter character cannot appear in the fields themselves; this does not support any enclosed- or escaped-by characters.

Examples of com.odiago.flumebase.io.DelimitedEventParser

  /**
   * @return an EventParser as we configured it.
   */
  public EventParser getEventParser() {
    if (FORMAT_DELIMITED.equals(mFormat)) {
      return new DelimitedEventParser(mParams);
    } else if (FORMAT_AVRO.equals(mFormat)) {
      return new AvroEventParser(mParams);
    } else if (FORMAT_REGEX.equals(mFormat)) {
      return new RegexEventParser(mParams);
    }

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Examples of com.odiago.flumebase.io.DelimitedEventParser

    symbols.addSymbol(new AssignedSymbol("x", Type.getPrimitive(Type.TypeName.INT), "x",
        IdentifierExpr.AccessType.FIELD));


    ArrayList<String> symbolNames = new ArrayList<String>();
    symbolNames.add("x");
    EventWrapper wrapper = new ParsingEventWrapper(new DelimitedEventParser(),
        symbolNames);
    wrapper.reset(new EventImpl("4".getBytes()));


    // This is expected to succeed.
    binExpr = new BinExpr(

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Examples of com.odiago.flumebase.io.DelimitedEventParser

import com.odiago.flumebase.io.DelimitedEventParser;


public class ExprTestCase {
  /** Create an event wrapper for an empty record. */
  protected EventWrapper getEmptyEventWrapper() {
    return new ParsingEventWrapper(new DelimitedEventParser(), new ArrayList<String>());
  }

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