Package org.jnode.test.shell.io

Examples of org.jnode.test.shell.io.PipelineTest$Sink

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    // Create Index
    createIndex(indexAdminService, params);
    // Get specialized index to build
    Set<AbstractIndexBuilder> indexBuilders = getSelectedIndexBuilders(endpoint, params);
    // Return the SinkManager
    Sink sink = new ElasticSearchWriterTask(endpoint, indexBuilders, params);
    return new SinkManager(taskConfig.getId(), sink, taskConfig.getPipeArgs());
  }
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    storeContainer = new CompletableContainer();
   
    // Validate all input data to ensure it is sorted.
    sortedPipeValidator = new SortedEntityPipeValidator();
    sortedPipeValidator.setSink(new Sink() {
      @Override
        public void initialize(Map<String, Object> metaData) {
        throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
      }
      @Override
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  @Override
  public void connect(PipeTasks pipeTasks) {
    // A multi sink receives multiple streams of data, so we must connect
    // them up one by one.
    for (int i = 0; i < task.getSinkCount(); i++) {
      Sink sink;
      Source source;
     
      // Retrieve the next sink.
      sink = task.getSink(i);
     
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  @Override
  public void connect(PipeTasks pipeTasks) {
    // A multi sink receives multiple streams of data, so we must connect
    // them up one by one.
    for (int i = 0; i < task.getSinkCount(); i++) {
      Sink sink;
      Source source;
     
      // Retrieve the next sink.
      sink = task.getSink(i);
     
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  public void connect(PipeTasks pipeTasks) {
    // A multi sink receives multiple streams of data, so we must connect
    // them up one by one. In this case we will connect the sinks and then
    // the change sinks.
    for (int i = 0; i < task.getSinkCount(); i++) {
      Sink sink;
      Source source;
     
      // Retrieve the next sink.
      sink = task.getSink(i);
     
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