sborya commented on a change in pull request #1166: SAMZA-2328: [Scala cleanup] 
Convert StreamConfig to Java (part 1: update test coverage and clarify 
functionality in javadocs)
URL: https://github.com/apache/samza/pull/1166#discussion_r328260879
 
 

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 File path: samza-core/src/main/scala/org/apache/samza/config/StreamConfig.scala
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 @@ -199,16 +199,29 @@ class StreamConfig(config: Config) extends 
ScalaMapConfig(config) with Logging {
   }
 
   /**
-    * Gets the specified Samza property for a SystemStream. A Samza property 
is a property that controls how Samza
-    * interacts with the stream, as opposed to a property of the stream itself.
-    *
-    * Note, because the translation is not perfect between SystemStream and 
streamId,
-    * this method is not identical to getProperty(streamId, property)
-    *
-    * @param systemStream the SystemStream for which the property value will 
be retrieved.
-    * @param property the samza property name excluding the leading delimiter. 
e.g. "samza.x.y"
-    */
-  protected def getSamzaProperty(systemStream: SystemStream, property: 
String): String = {
+   * Gets the specified Samza property for a SystemStream. A Samza property is 
a property that controls how Samza
+   * interacts with the stream, as opposed to a property of the stream itself.
+   *
+   * First, tries to map the systemStream to a streamId. This will only find a 
streamId if the stream is a physical name
+   * (explicitly mapped physical name or a stream id without a physical name 
mapping). That means this will not map a
+   * stream id to itself if there is a mapping from the stream id to a 
physical stream name. This also requires that the
+   * stream id is mapped to a system in the config.
+   * If a stream id is found:
+   * 1) Look for "streams.{streamId}.{property}" for the stream id.
+   * 2) Otherwise, look for 
"systems.{systemName}.streams.{streamName}.{property}" in which the systemName 
is the system
+   * mapped to the stream id and the streamName is the physical stream name 
for the stream id.
+   * 3) Otherwise, look for "systems.{systemName}.default.stream.{property}" 
in which the systemName is the system
+   * mapped to the stream id.
+   * If a stream id was not found or no property could be found using the 
above keys:
+   * 1) Look for "systems.{systemName}.streams.{streamName}.{property}" in 
which the systemName is the system in the
+   * input systemStream and the streamName is the stream from the input 
systemStream.
+   * 2) Otherwise, look for "systems.{systemName}.default.stream.{property}" 
in which the systemName is the system
+   * in the input systemStream.
+   *
+   * @param systemStream the SystemStream for which the property value will be 
retrieved.
+   * @param property the samza property name excluding the leading delimiter. 
e.g. "samza.x.y"
 
 Review comment:
   this is not clear. Does the 'property' argument contain the 'samza.' part?

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