Looks like this project is based on a very old version of Ignite.
1.7.0
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Expected behavior is that there will be one merged cluster. As my
understanding goes if you have a net split (M5 cannot reach neither
node from M1 to M4 by network) than M5 can start in separate cluster
alone. I hope that such cluster will be inactive, but you definitely
should check it manually.
I have a working example for you with latest version of Ignite.
Had to take off the index=true from the MapPoint.
I used Lombok, so make sure you have lombok plugin installed in your IDE.
Hope this helps you.
geo-ignite-example-working.zip
I have a working example for you with latest version of Ignite.
Had to take off the index=true from the MapPoint.
I used Lombok, so make sure you have lombok plugin installed in your IDE.
Hope this helps you.
geo-ignite-example-working.zip
If I have time tomorrow I’ll try with more nodes in cluster.
Do you have a small reproducible project?
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Yes, thank you for looking at this. I just made some basic mods to the
AppConfig to run in client mode and connect to the cluster:
package com.example.geoigniteexample.config;
import org.apache.ignite.Ignite;
import org.apache.ignite.Ignition;
import
So in the case which you highlighted where M5 starts in a different cluster
because of net issues. Now in such a case there is a possibility that if M5
tries to go in the first cluster (M1 to M4), there is an exception related
to "Mismatch of hashid of M5".
So what happens when M1 receives
Sorry did not get the questions from the last message. Could you
please rephrase?
вт, 19 нояб. 2019 г. в 14:43, userx :
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> So in the case which you highlighted where M5 starts in a different cluster
> because of net issues. Now in such a case there is a possibility that if M5
> tries to go in
Sorry if the questions wasn't clear.
What I wanted to ask is that say, if M5 comes up in a different cluster, so
eventually there will be two clusters
Cluster 1 :- M1 to M4
Cluster 2:- M5
Then if they share a common cache (before M5 went down) and there are two
client requests
Cluster 1:-
Hello!
Your code is mostly sound, but there are a few issues of understanding.
Please see my replies inline.
пт, 15 нояб. 2019 г. в 22:43, Manan Joshi :
> public void CreateCache(string connectionString, string schema, string
> table, Dictionary fields, string[] keys)
> {
>
Hello again!
A tiny addendum - you can mark key fields with QueryField.IsKeyField and
forget what I have said about XML and stuff.
Regards,
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вт, 19 нояб. 2019 г. в 19:36, Ilya Kasnacheev :
> Hello!
>
> Your code is mostly sound, but there are a few issues of understanding.
Thank you for the code sample. I can get this to run, but I cannot get it to
work when connecting to a remote cluster. That is when I receive the
IgniteCheckedException. I have added the following jars to the remote nodes
/libs folder:
ignite-geospatial-2.7.2.jar
jts-1.13.jar
Here's the
As I wrote before. I hope that split M5 cluster will start as
inactive. You can think that it is an administrator responsibility to
check that there is no split clusters upon activation. If both
clusters are active, yes they will act separately and data will
diverge.
вт, 19 нояб. 2019 г. в 16:46,
I am trying to update the values of existing cache i am using IDataStremer
to insert data in the cache, I am updating complex objects so SQL is not an
option here is snappit of the code..
Can someone suggest something it will be very helpful.
public void UpdateMetaData(CacheMetaData metaData)
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