hey team, here the example how do I create the URN with java api

new DatasetUrn(new DataPlatformUrn("delta-lake"), "entities/user", FabricType.TEST)
// or with codes
new DatasetUrn(new DataPlatformUrn("delta-lake"), "entities\u002Fuser", FabricType.TEST)

as a result slash is not considered while if this entity would be pulled directly by datahub the slash would be considered and we would see one more item in the path.

Hi @straight-spoon-27189 Could you please post actual and expected result? And more detail on issue you are facing

hi @gentle-hamburger-31302 for example, if the delta table

user

is located in the s3 bucket

s3entities

then in the code I put following:

new DatasetUrn(new DataPlatformUrn("delta-lake"), "s3entities/user", FabricType.TEST)

and I expect to see:

I think it is because of browse path

how I can do it in java api?

@straight-spoon-27189 I believe you need to implement java code equivalent of https://github.com/datahub-project/datahub/blob/master/metadata-ingestion/src/datahub/ingestion/source/data_lake_common/data_lake_utils.py#L105 to generate container hierarchy. @dazzling-judge-80093 Please correct me

I haven't seen equivalent in java, here the example of usages from datahub documentation https://datahubproject.io/docs/metadata-integration/java/as-a-library#usage

@straight-spoon-27189 Might be it is not available for Java, However you can use REST API as well as you can refer Spark Emitter code, It is connector for Spark in Java https://github.com/datahub-project/datahub/tree/master/metadata-integration/java

hi, @gentle-hamburger-31302 I'm using the Java api but I found out that such method in java

UrnUtils.toDatasetUrn("hive", "fct_users_deleted", "PROD")

does not work in the same way as similar function in python.

Hi @gray-shoe-75895 Could you please help @straight-spoon-27189 on original question?