Spring Cloud Data Flow Admin for Cloud Foundry
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Spring Cloud Data Flow Admin for Cloud Foundry

Thomas Risberg, Janne Valkealahti

1.0.0.M1

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Table of Contents

I. Spring Cloud Data Flow for Cloud Foundry
II. Deploying on Cloud Foundry
1. Deploying Admin app on Cloud Foundry
2. Running Admin app locally
3. Running Spring Cloud Data Flow Shell locally
4. Spring Cloud Data Flow Admin app configuration settings for Cloud Foundry
III. Modules
5. Sources
5.1. File
5.1.1. Options
5.2. FTP (ftp)
5.2.1. Options
5.3. HTTP (http)
5.4. Load Generator (load-generator)
5.4.1. Options
5.5. SFTP (sftp)
5.5.1. Options
5.6. TCP
5.6.1. Options
5.6.2. Available Decoders
5.7. Time (time)
5.7.1. Options
5.8. Twitter Stream (twitterstream)
5.8.1. Options
6. Processors
6.1. Filter (filter)
6.1.1. Filter with SpEL expression
6.2. Groovy Filter (groovy-filter)
6.2.1. Options
6.3. Http Client (httpclient)
6.3.1. Options
6.4. Noop (noop)
6.5. Groovy Transform (groovy-transform)
6.5.1. Options
6.6. Transform (transform)
6.6.1. Options
6.6.2. Transform with SpEL expression
6.7. Splitter
6.7.1. JSON Example
7. Sinks
7.1. Cassandra (cassandra)
7.1.1. Options
7.2. Counter (counter)
7.3. Field Value Counter (field-value-counter)
7.3.1. Options
7.4. File (file)
7.4.1. Options
7.5. FTP Sink (ftp)
7.6. Gemfire (gemfire)
7.6.1. Options
7.7. Hadoop (HDFS) (hdfs)
7.7.1. Options
7.7.2. Partition Path Expression
Accessing Properties
Custom Methods
7.8. JDBC (jdbc)
7.8.1. Options
7.9. Log (log)
7.10. Redis (redis)
7.10.1. Options
7.11. TCP Sink
7.11.1. Options
7.11.2. Available Encoders
IV. Appendices
A. Building
A.1. Documentation
A.2. Working with the code
A.2.1. Importing into eclipse with m2eclipse
A.2.2. Importing into eclipse without m2eclipse
B. Contributing
B.1. Sign the Contributor License Agreement
B.2. Code Conventions and Housekeeping
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