I have built a connector that connects via a webhook, processes some data from that webhook, and returns some data using setConnectorData.When running this connector in docker using:
docker run --rm --name=connectors -v $PWD/target/myConnectorName-with-dependencies.jar:/opt/app/connector.jar --env-file env.txt camunda/connectors:0.21.4
I get no errors initially, then 429 errors later down the line. The output data I see in operate has the connectorData set to blank, which is not the expected result. I’m not sure how to fix this, as I’ve even forced the connector to use the cloud environment instead of local.
Please advise.
Hi @Daniel_La_Cour , Welcome to camunda community forum
More Information on the below would be helpful to understand better
- How your BPMN looks like
- What your connector exactly does
- If you are using docker self managed mentioning the version
- What is the error you are facing, please post the logs
My BPMN is simply a start and end node.
The connector is supposed to take a file submitted through a webhook payload, perform some work on the data, and return an object to start the process with in Camunda.
I am running Docker but not the self managed version of Camunda. The Docker version is v4.17.0.
I will re run the connector and attempt to have it produce the 429 error to share a log.
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