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I have a workspace that I am using a JMSReceiver to receive JSON files from ActiveMQ. I am then using a JSONFlatterner to parse out the JSON fields. When I write the output to an email the attributes get sent to the email body as expected. But when I try writing the same output to a geodatabase feature class or a text file the attributes do not write. In the case of the text file the variables are identical to the variables for the email body - works for the email but not the text file. Am I missing a step that is causing the output not to be written to the text file or geodatabase?

@Value(P_LINK_ANNTENUATION)

@Value(P_LINK_ANTENNA_AZIMUTH)

@Value(P_LINK_ANTENNA_HEIGHT)

@Value(P_LINK_ANTENNA_TYPE)

@Value(RTU)

@Value(SCADA_DB_RTU_ID)

Did you ever get anywhere with this?

I can write some data to a gdb by using a time windower and group processing with “Complete Groups when Group Changes” set

 

However, there doesn’t appear to be anyway to write data in a timely manner if there is a gap or the last batch if you manually stop the process.

 

Stated here.

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“Another interesting twist is that the data isn't written until a feature with a new time window arrives. If there is no new feature, the old data doesn't get written. So that's just something to be aware of.”

 

 

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