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Hi Team,
I have created a streaming dataset rest api in the power bi service.
REST API: “https://xxxxxx (Security reasons Not providing the api url )
Dataset:
"Client" :"AAAAA555555",
"Records" :98.6,
"JobName" :"AAAAA555555",
"JobStatus" :"AAAAA555555",
"TotalJobs" :98.6,
"JobsProcessed" :98.6
I am using above Dataset to populate data from the Java application. I have two classes in the Java Appilcation Class A and Class B. Same Power BI Rest Api url is used on both the classes
After the first class execution data is populated properly. Then, I run the second class, but data is not pushed in to the Power Bi Service. I can only see the First call data.
I wanted to know why data is not populated when a single API is used on the two java classes.
Appreciate the help
which tool are you using to push the data into the streaming dataset? Are you doing that from Java? What is the response to the push request?
I don't see a timestamp in your sample data. Is that intentional?
Hi @lbendlin
YEs, I am pushing with the Java application. I am testing so, i didnt use the Timestamp for now.
Each pushed row needs a unique identifier.
Hi @lbendlin
I have two java classes
I can able to push with one Java Class1 and I can't able to push with another Java class2.
Thanks
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