Thanks for your replies.
I made my code simpler, then it works well.
It would be my mistake.
Anyway, thanks again.
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Correct. In unit tests we normally use
IgniteDataStreamer.autoFlushFrequency(10) to decrease the flush period to
10ms.
Maybe try to do the same to discard a flushing problem – like Valentin
suggested.
*Raúl Kripalani*
PMC & Committer @ Apache Ignite, Apache Camel | Integration, Big Data and
Messa
BTW, do you call IgniteDataStreamer.close() when there is more data to add?
You should do this to make sure all the data is flushed from the streamer's
buffers into the cache. If there are only several entries in your test, it
can be the reason why they don't end up in the persistence store.
-Val
Did you try setting the Streamer's allowOverwrite option?
It would be interesting to see your code for further help.
Regards,
Raúl.
On 13 Oct 2015 09:02, "Andrew" wrote:
> Hi, all.
>
> I'm new to Ignite, and testing write behind with data streamer.
> I made a cache using write-behind and then p
Hi Andrew,
Write-behind persistence should work with the data streamer without any
additional configuration changes. Note that in this case both data streamer
and store are asynchronous, so there will be a delay between
IgniteDataStreamer.addData() call and writing to the store.
If this still doe
Is there a simple way to reproduce the problem on an independent environment?
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Both predicates are different class names and packages. Also are in different
WAR's, are not duplicates in each.
I tried a work around generating a single jar and deployed as a jboss module
to be accesible by both wars and works fine (only in jboss #2 the client
modes, jboss 1 stay without the jbo
Hi Dmitriy
Thank you, for your reply. I didn't realize you had called into our office,
but then I have been on-site for a long time. I initiated the conversation
with Jim Leonard some time ago and would have liked to have met.
I have looked through all the examples and am struggling to understan
On Mon, Oct 12, 2015 at 8:41 PM, xeseo wrote:
> Thanks for reply.
> well, for better understanding, I'll take an example.
> Let's say I have a table in database, table A(C1,C2).
> What I'm trying to do is reading content from database with the below SQL:
> select C1 as empName, C2 as empScore fro
Hi, all.
I'm new to Ignite, and testing write behind with data streamer.
I made a cache using write-behind and then put lots of data into cache with
data streamer.
I expected write-behind functionality had been executed but nothing
happened.
I guess the data store which I implemented has no p
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