[GitHub] [geode-native] alb3rtobr commented on pull request #648: GEODE-8480: Add txmanager check in tx example

2020-10-05 Thread GitBox


alb3rtobr commented on pull request #648:
URL: https://github.com/apache/geode-native/pull/648#issuecomment-703556959


   PR rebased to fix conflict with `CMakeLists.txt`



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[GitHub] [geode-native] alb3rtobr commented on pull request #648: GEODE-8480: Add txmanager check in tx example

2020-09-25 Thread GitBox


alb3rtobr commented on pull request #648:
URL: https://github.com/apache/geode-native/pull/648#issuecomment-698608233


   There you are a test that shows the problem. I have divided the code in two 
commits. In the first one, the test fails with the following error:
   
   ```
   $ ctest -R TransactionsTest -j1
   Test project 
/home/alb3rtobr/CLionProjects/Nordix/geode-native/build/cppcache/integration/test
   Start 61: TransactionsTest.ExceptionWhenRollingBackTx
   1/1 Test #61: TransactionsTest.ExceptionWhenRollingBackTx ...***Exception: 
Child aborted 21.41 sec
   
   0% tests passed, 1 tests failed out of 1
   
   Total Test time (real) =  23.72 sec
   
   The following tests FAILED:
 61 - TransactionsTest.ExceptionWhenRollingBackTx (Child aborted)
   Errors while running CTest
   ```
   
   But after changing the code to call `transactionManager->exists()` before 
executing the rollback (the second commit), the test case works fine.



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[GitHub] [geode-native] alb3rtobr commented on pull request #648: GEODE-8480: Add txmanager check in tx example

2020-09-24 Thread GitBox


alb3rtobr commented on pull request #648:
URL: https://github.com/apache/geode-native/pull/648#issuecomment-698608233


   There you are a test that shows the problem. I have divided the code in two 
commits. In the first one, the test fails with the following error:
   
   ```
   $ ctest -R TransactionsTest -j1
   Test project 
/home/alb3rtobr/CLionProjects/Nordix/geode-native/build/cppcache/integration/test
   Start 61: TransactionsTest.ExceptionWhenRollingBackTx
   1/1 Test #61: TransactionsTest.ExceptionWhenRollingBackTx ...***Exception: 
Child aborted 21.41 sec
   
   0% tests passed, 1 tests failed out of 1
   
   Total Test time (real) =  23.72 sec
   
   The following tests FAILED:
 61 - TransactionsTest.ExceptionWhenRollingBackTx (Child aborted)
   Errors while running CTest
   ```
   
   But after changing the code to call `transactionManager->exists()` before 
executing the rollback (the second commit), the test case works fine.



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[GitHub] [geode-native] alb3rtobr commented on pull request #648: GEODE-8480: Add txmanager check in tx example

2020-09-17 Thread GitBox


alb3rtobr commented on pull request #648:
URL: https://github.com/apache/geode-native/pull/648#issuecomment-694081548


   Dont worry, I think its not needed to split this in two different tickets, I 
will try to write a test when I find time. Im moving this PR to draft in the 
meanwhile.



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[GitHub] [geode-native] alb3rtobr commented on pull request #648: GEODE-8480: Add txmanager check in tx example

2020-09-12 Thread GitBox


alb3rtobr commented on pull request #648:
URL: https://github.com/apache/geode-native/pull/648#issuecomment-690971310







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[GitHub] [geode-native] alb3rtobr commented on pull request #648: GEODE-8480: Add txmanager check in tx example

2020-09-12 Thread GitBox


alb3rtobr commented on pull request #648:
URL: https://github.com/apache/geode-native/pull/648#issuecomment-690971310


   I was running a test consisting on killing a Geode server while a C++ client 
with several threads was executing transactions. I observed that most of the 
times, the client died after killing the server with following error in logs:
   ```
   [error 2020/09/01 10:31:05.977905 CEST alb3rtobr-XPS:7395 139697166743296] 
Unexpected exception during completing transaction : illegal State
   terminate called after throwing an instance of 
'apache::geode::client::Exception'
   terminate called recursively
 what():  : illegal State
   ```
   
   I was not sure about what was happening, but I had the feeling that I was 
doing something wrong, because I would not expect that the client was dying in 
this scenario. When I was taking a look at the transaction page in the Geode 
documentation, I realized that in Java, the transaction example includes the 
call to the `exists()` method ([link to the 
doc](https://geode.apache.org/docs/guide/112/developing/transactions/directed_example.html))
 before performing rollback.
   
   ```
   if(txManager.exists()) {
   txManager.rollback();
   } 
   ```
   I added the call to the function to my C++ client and the problem was 
solved. After that the client was showing some exceptions when one of the 
server was killed, but the client was not dying. So I felt that calling to this 
`exists()`method was something to be done in transactions and that it was 
missing from the C++ documentation.



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[GitHub] [geode-native] alb3rtobr commented on pull request #648: GEODE-8480: Add txmanager check in tx example

2020-09-11 Thread GitBox


alb3rtobr commented on pull request #648:
URL: https://github.com/apache/geode-native/pull/648#issuecomment-690971310


   I was running a test consisting on killing a Geode server while a C++ client 
with several threads was executing transactions. I observed that most of the 
times, the client died after killing the server with following error in logs:
   ```
   [error 2020/09/01 10:31:05.977905 CEST alb3rtobr-XPS:7395 139697166743296] 
Unexpected exception during completing transaction : illegal State
   terminate called after throwing an instance of 
'apache::geode::client::Exception'
   terminate called recursively
 what():  : illegal State
   ```
   
   I was not sure about what was happening, but I had the feeling that I was 
doing something wrong, because I would not expect that the client was dying in 
this scenario. When I was taking a look at the transaction page in the Geode 
documentation, I realized that in Java, the transaction example includes the 
call to the `exists()` method ([link to the 
doc](https://geode.apache.org/docs/guide/112/developing/transactions/directed_example.html))
 before performing rollback.
   
   ```
   if(txManager.exists()) {
   txManager.rollback();
   } 
   ```
   I added the call to the function to my C++ client and the problem was 
solved. After that the client was showing some exceptions when one of the 
server was killed, but the client was not dying. So I felt that calling to this 
`exists()`method was something to be done in transactions and that it was 
missing from the C++ documentation.



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