On 29.04.14 15:00, Jacek Dąbrowski wrote:
Hi Martin,

This helped, thank you very much!

Glad to hear. You're welcome!


Btw. after overriding onReplayFailure, I've realised that the View was constantly hitting it (deserialization exception) and it was getting swallowed silently. Is this the expected behavior?

No, this is not expected and I cannot reproduce.

Can't say more without seeing stacktraces/examples. Are you using a custom serializer?


Best,

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On Tuesday, April 29, 2014 7:28:22 AM UTC+2, Martin Krasser wrote:


    On 29.04.14 07:22, Martin Krasser wrote:
    Hi Jacek,

    you can achieve that by overriding the methods onReplaySuccess
    and onReplayFailure in akka.persistence.View. Only problem is
    that their visibility is private[persistence] in the latest
    release, so you'd need to place your implementation class in the
akka.persistence package as a workaround. There is already a ticket

    https://github.com/akka/akka/issues/13944
    <https://github.com/akka/akka/issues/13944>

    that discusses sending special messages to processors (and views)
    after (incremental) message replays. This would then offer a
    public API for your use case.

    With the described workaround:

    EVENT A = onReplayFailure call (several times, depending on how
    long the backend store is unavailable)
    EVENT B = first received message after backend store became
    available again (0..n messages)
    EVENT C = onReplaySuccess call

    Hope that helps.

    Cheers,
    Martin

    On 28.04.14 21:38, Jacek Dąbrowski wrote:
    Hello,

    I'm trying to figure out, how to handle journal failures with
    akka-persistence Views.

    Imagine the following scenario:

     1. Processor (actor system 1) writes messages 1-10
     2. Processor (actor system 1) writes messages 11-20
     3. View (actor system 2) reads messages 1-10
     4. Journal crashes
     5. <View: detect that journal is dead> - EVENT A
     6. <View: detect that journal is back up> - EVENT B
     7. <View: read messages 11-20 from the journal> - EVENT C
     8. <View: resume normal operation> - back to normal processing


    The View is processing a slice of configuration that critically
    impacts the program's main request handling function. What I'm
    trying to achieve is to detect events: A, B and C, and wrap the
    programs logic around them, e.g. enqueue requests between events
    A and C, perform some kind of reload on event B.

    Is this possible with akka-persistence? If not, maybe at least
    detecting journal failure after a couple of polling attempts fail?


    Best regards,

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