in the Con Class:
public static ArangoDBAsync arangoDB = new
ArangoDBAsync.Builder().host("arangodb01.xxxxxxx.com",
8529).host("arangodb02.xxxxxxx.com", 8529).host("arangodb03.xxxxxxx.com",
8529).user("thisUserNoExist").password("WrongPassword").timeout(1000).build();
in other class on a event of a button:
Collection<MyObject> documents = new ArrayList<>();
documents.add(new MyObject());
arangoDB.db("testedatabase").collection("myCollection").insertDocuments(documents);
other think is; when i have internet connection, the insert work well, when
the internet is off, the timeout wont work, and when i use the
ArangoDBAsync, the methods
like:"arangoDB.db("testedatabase").collection("myCollection").insertDocuments(documents);"
dont need a try catch, but if i use the Java Client wihout Async, and use
the Sync version, the Netbeans alert to catch errors.
Em quarta-feira, 18 de abril de 2018 06:55:09 UTC-3, mpv1989 escreveu:
>
> What are the starting parameters of your ArangoDB instances in your
> cluster?
>
> On Wednesday, 18 April 2018 11:50:07 UTC+2, Jefferson wrote:
>>
>> I see a big problem here, i create a cluster with 3 nodes, and i used the
>> Java Client normaly (with problem of offline...), but when i test the Async
>> version of Java Client i don't need pass user and password, the
>> class ArangoDBAsync can acess the databases and collections wihout
>> autentication, and if i pass a wrong password, this object can access the
>> databases too, what could be?
>>
>
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