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Hi,
Sounds like you didn't stop the node. Use ignite.close() or Ignition.stop()
to achieve this.
Let us know if it helps.
-Val
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ls of non daemon
Threads that will prevent your application process to stop until
ignite.stop(...) is called. Probably this is the case.
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Threads that will prevent your application process to stop until
ignite.stop(...) is called. Probably this is the case.
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Hi vijayendra,
I think you run one client node () wihout at last one server node. In that case client node
be waiting for server node until it (server node) will not by added.
When you start another node in server mode (), client will continue to work.
If it not help you, please provide
Hi,
I am trying to query over a 1 node Apache Ignite Data grid.But my client
program is not getting exiting, it keeps on running.
Please let me know what needs to be done.I am running the client program in
client mode.
Regards,Vij
