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Hi,
What's kind of information printed on console? Did you turn on tlogCatcher or tStatCatcher? Could you please upload screenshots into forum?
Best regards
Sabrina
Hi Sabrina. I do not have a tLogCatcher or tStatCatcher turned on.
--- EDIT
I figured out that it was the tMongoDBRow component that prints everything to the console, and not the other mongodb components.
In this tMongoDBRow, I'm simply inserting a {'foo':'bar'} document into a collection, and get a lot of noise in the stdout:
If I take a look at the code and search for "System.out.println", I come to this portion which must be the culprit:
* stop
*/
/**
* start
*/
currentComponent = "tMongoDBRow_1";
com.mongodb.Mongo mongo_tMongoDBRow_1 = null;
com.mongodb.DB db_tMongoDBRow_1 = null;
try {
mongo_tMongoDBRow_1 = (com.mongodb.Mongo) globalMap
.get("mongo_tMongoDBConnection_1");
db_tMongoDBRow_1 = (com.mongodb.DB) globalMap
.get("db_tMongoDBConnection_1");
com.mongodb.CommandResult result_tMongoDBRow_1 = null;
result_tMongoDBRow_1 = db_tMongoDBRow_1
.doEval("db.test.insert({'foo':'bar'})");
if (result_tMongoDBRow_1.ok()) {
System.out.println(result_tMongoDBRow_1);
} else {
System.err.println(result_tMongoDBRow_1);
}
} catch (Exception e_tMongoDBRow_1) {
System.err.println(e_tMongoDBRow_1.getMessage());
}
tos_count_tMongoDBRow_1++;
/**
* stop
*/
/**
* start
*/
Specifically, this piece:
if (result_tMongoDBRow_1.ok()) {
System.out.println(result_tMongoDBRow_1);
} else {
System.err.println(result_tMongoDBRow_1);
}
I don't think its necessary to print to standard out when everything is OK. Perhaps there should be an option in the tMongoDBRow component to print debugging messages, instead.
Ok, here is a temporary workaround.
Create a job that you will use as a subjob from now on every time you wish to use a tMongoDBRow without having it print to stdout.
Create a context variable of type String called "mongo string".
Add a tMongoDBConnection-->tJava-->tMongoDBRow-->tJava like so:
In the first tJava before the tMongoDBRow, redirect stdout to nothing with the following:
In the tMongoDBRow, set the function to context.mongo_string.
In the last tJava, direct stdout to the default via:
Now when you run the job, the stdout logging messages will be supressed:
This works but I think that there should be a check box allowing the user to chose whether these messages should be printed or not.
Create a job that you will use as a subjob from now on every time you wish to use a tMongoDBRow without having it print to stdout.
Create a context variable of type String called "mongo string".
Add a tMongoDBConnection-->tJava-->tMongoDBRow-->tJava like so:
In the first tJava before the tMongoDBRow, redirect stdout to nothing with the following:
System.setOut(new java.io.PrintStream(new java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream()));
In the tMongoDBRow, set the function to context.mongo_string.
In the last tJava, direct stdout to the default via:
System.setOut(new java.io.PrintStream(new java.io.FileOutputStream(java.io.FileDescriptor.out)));
Now when you run the job, the stdout logging messages will be supressed:
This works but I think that there should be a check box allowing the user to chose whether these messages should be printed or not.