proceso por lotes para solicitud httpHola,
Estoy tratando de escribir un script que envíe una solicitud http al armar un punto final.
Reunir la solicitud en sí no es un problema, pero en algunos casos, necesito solicitar información sobre más de 1000 elementos (test_article) a la vez.
Estoy limitado por la longitud máxima de la solicitud http para solicitar alrededor de 1000 a la vez.
Desafortunadamente, no he podido descubrir cómo armar un bucle que enviaría solicitudes de lotes de 1000 artículos de prueba y concatenarlos a medida que se reciben.
Cualquier idea sería muy apreciada
secuencias de comandosRe: proceso por lotes para solicitud httpHola Ryan,
Gracias por la respuesta. Veré si puedo adaptar su sugerencia al problema que he enumerado a continuación.
Mejor,
SebastiánRe: proceso por lotes para solicitud httpMe di cuenta de que había dejado de lado los guiones que estaba comenzando desde mi consulta inicial. En aras de la claridad, aquí está el guión de punto de partida. Me gustaría encontrar una manera de desglosar en lotes cuando la cantidad de elementos supera los 1000.
Mejor
Names Default To Here( 1 );
dt = Data Table( "test_article" ); // This is a summary data table only contains 1 column of interest 'test_article' - I want to retrieve some info for each of the unique items in that column
//If the number of items exceeds 1000, I'll need to break down the query in batches of 1000 or less to construct the http request
//Right if the list is 1000 or less, I'm golden, if it's greater, the request will fail
dt:test_article << set data type( "Numeric" );
dt << Transpose( columns( :test_article ), Output Table( "Transpose of test_article" ) );
dt = Data Table( "Transpose of test_article" );
Col_List = dt << Get Column Names( "String" );
For( i = 1, i <= N Items( Col_List ), i++,
If( Contains( Col_List[i], "Row" ),
Column( Col_List[i] ) << Set Selected( 1 )
)
);
dt << Combine Columns(
delimiter( "," ),
selected Columns only( 1 ),
Selected Columns are Indicator Columns( 0 ),
Column Name( "test_article" )
);
nc = N Cols( Data Table( "Transpose of test_article" ) );
Show( nc );
rowNum = 1;
col = Column( Data Table( "Transpose of test_article" ), "test_article" );
tableVal = col[rowNum];
adr0 = "http:/xyz:1234/oligos/more-oligo-info-intended?ids=";
address = adr0 || tableval;
request = New HTTP Request( URL( address ), Method( "GET" ), Timeout( 240 ) );
json1 = request << Send;
dt = JSON To Data Table( json1 );
Current Data Table() << set name( "test_article_info" );
Data Table( "test_article" ) << close window;
Data Table( "Transpose of test_article" ) << close window;
// I need to build a for loop that will send 1 request after the next and progressively concatenate those file together
Re: proceso por lotes para solicitud http¡Muchas gracias! Trataré de adaptar su enfoque a mi problema.Re: proceso por lotes para solicitud httpAquí hay un enfoque que yo uso. Utiliza una sola instancia de JMP. El código combina los resultados de HTTP en un solo objeto JSON que luego se convierte en una tabla de datos.
list = {};
For( i = 1, i <= number_of_iterations, i++,
request = HTTP Request(
Url( url ),
Method( "GET" ),
Headers( request_headers ),
QueryString( query ),
Password( access_token ),
Timeout( 360 )
);
data = request << Send;
If( request << IsSuccess,
response = Parse JSON( data );
If( AndMZ( Is Associative Array( response ), Contains( response, "records" ), N Items( response["records"] ) > 0 ),
list ||= response["records"]
);
,
Wait( 0.25 )
);
);Re: proceso por lotes para solicitud httpTenía una pregunta con respecto a las solicitudes http en segundo plano que @Craige_Hales contestada.
Solicitud de fondo Http
https://community.jmp.com/t5/Uncharted/Can-JMP-run-JMP/ba-p/283748#U283748
Luego tomé su código y lo modifiqué para hacer algo como lo que estás buscando.En mi caso, estaba consultando diferentes fechas, pero puede modificar el código para repetir lo que quiera.Probablemente necesitará hacer algunos ajustes dependiendo de su caso de uso específico.
Espero que esto ayude.
url = "www....";
//Using this to generate different queries
query_keys = Associative Array();
query_keys["key1"] ="Bob"; //Or whatever your query parameters are
//I am looping over different dates
days_back = 20;
day_inc = 2;
start = Date Increment(today(),"day",-days_back);
end = Today();
cur_start = Date Increment(today(),"day",-day_inc);
cur_end = end;
index = 1;
//Here I am making files that contain the url and query key for each http request. I will use these later. This is only really needed if you intent to parallelize the http requset among multiple jmp instances.<BR />//If you don't want to parallelize the queries you can skip the writing to disk and just make a list of your query keys and/or urls.
while(cur_end>start,
query_key["startdate"] = char(Format(cur_start,"yyyy-mm-dd"));
query_key["enddate"] = char(Format(cur_end,"yyyy-mm-dd"));
Save Text File("$temp/url_file"||char(index)||".txt",url);
Save Text File("$temp/query_keys_file"||char(index)||".txt",As JSON Expr(query_keys));
index++;
if(Date Increment(cur_start,"day",-day_inc)>start,
cur_start = Date Increment(cur_start,"day",-day_inc),
cur_start = start;
);
cur_end = Date Increment(cur_end,"day",-day_inc);
);
index--;
nscripts = index;
njmp = 1; //You can parallelize this as much as you want by launching more jmp instances. Or if you want to
// a place to keep up with running instances
rp = [=> ];
rpIndex=0;
For( i = 1, i <= njmp, i += 1,
// build a custom JSL for each JMP to execute
workerFileName = Save Text File(
"$temp\deleteMe_RunsWhenLaunchedBeCareful" || Char( i ) || ".jsl",
"\[//!
deletefile("$temp/sentinel.txt");
for(i=1,i<=]\"||char(nscripts)||"\[,i++,
if(Is File("$temp/url_file"||char(i)||".txt"),
url = Load Text File( "$temp/url_file"||char(i)||".txt" ) ;
query_key = Parse JSON( Load Text File( "$temp/query_keys_file"||char(i)||".txt" ) );
Delete File("$temp/url_file"||char(i)||".txt");
Delete File("$temp/query_keys_file"||char(i)||".txt");<BR />//Using try so if one request fails I can keep moving through the requests
Try(
dig_http = New HTTP Request(URL(url),Method("Get"),Query String(query_key),Timeout(60*60*2))<<SEND></SEND>//My data is coming in as csv so I convert that to jmp.
file_name = "$temp/data"||char(i)||".csv";
Save Text File(file_name,dig_http);
dt = Open(file_name);
dt << Save("$temp/data"||char(i)||".jmp");
Delete File("$temp/data"||char(i)||".csv");
,<BR />//Dummy file if try fails
dt = New Table();
dt << Save("$temp/data"||char(i)||".jmp");
);
);
);
exit();
]\"
);
// don't launch another copy until the previous copy is running.
// JMP will become unhappy if the preferences file is busy in another
// copy of JMP. The sentinel will be deleted when JMP starts
savetextfile("$temp/sentinel.txt","");
rp[rpIndex+=1] = Run Program( executable( "jmp" ), options( {workerFileName} ) );
write("\!n",i," started...");
// wait for the sentinel to vanish
while(fileexists("$temp/sentinel.txt"),
wait(1);// don't burn the CPU while waiting
);
write("ok");
);
// many queries are probably still queued, wait for them to finish
scripts_left = nscripts;
While( scripts_left,
scripts_left = 0;
For( i = 1, i <= nscripts, i++,
If(Is File("$temp/url_file"||char(i)||".txt"),
scripts_left += 1; // count the ones still alive
)
);
write("\!n",scripts_left," http requests left");
wait(1); // don't burn the CPU while waiting
);
Write( "\!ngathering results..." );
dt = New table("Final Table");
For( i = 1, i <= nscripts, i += 1,
filename="$temp/data"||char(i)||".jmp";
// do something with the results
// clean up the temp files
tmp_dt = open(filename);
dt << Concatenate(tmp_dt,Append to First Table);
Close(tmp_dt);
deletefile(filename);
deletefile("$temp\deleteMe_RunsWhenLaunchedBeCareful" || Char( i ) || ".jsl");
);
Write( "\!ndone" );