Configuring HTTP Connection with SeaTunnel

1. Environment Preparation

Download the Doris connector. The specific connectors to download are configured in config/plugin_config. Add the following connector: connector-http-base, and then use <span>sh bin/install-plugin.sh</span> to install it. If installation fails, you can go to the Central Repository: org/apache/seatunnel to download it. Place the downloaded jar file in the connectors/ directory.

2. Read Example Analysis

env {  parallelism = 1  job.mode = "BATCH"}source {  Http {    result_table_name = "https"    url = "https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/posts"    method = "GET"    format = "json"    schema = {      fields {        userId = "bigint"        id = "bigint"        title = string        body = string      }    }  }}
sink {  Console {  }}
Attribute Description
result_table_name Defines the table name
url URL of the data source
method HTTP method
format Return format
schema Defines the fields returned

Note that parallelism must be set to 1.

3. Writing HTTP Data Analysis

env {  parallelism = 1  job.mode = "BATCH"}source {  Http {    result_table_name = "https"    url = "https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/posts"    method = "GET"    format = "json"    schema = {      fields {        userId = "bigint"        id = "bigint"        title = string        body = string      }    }  }}
sink {  Http {    url = "http://localhost/test/posts"       }}

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