Hi,
ZooKeeper newbie here, so probably simple 'pilot error', but yet I am
stuck so any help appreciated.
I am trying to stand up a zookeeper environment so I can check things
out. I have an opensuse 11.2 virtual machine that I run the server in,
and then I try to write a java client to connect
Seems you are passing in wrong arguments:
Should have been:
public ZooKeeper(String connectString, int sessionTimeout, Watcher
watcher)
throws IOException
What you have in your client code is:
On Thu, May 20, 2010 at 5:21 AM, Gregory Haskins
gregory.hask...@gmail.comwrote:
good catch lei! if this helps gregory, can you open a jira to throw an
exception in this situation. we should be throwing an invalid argument
exception or something in this case.
thanx
ben
On 05/20/2010 09:04 AM, Lei Zhang wrote:
Seems you are passing in wrong arguments:
Should have been:
Hi Nick,
These threads are spawned with each zookeeper client handle. As soon as you
create a zookeeper client object these threads are spawned.
Are yu creating too many zookeeper client objects in your application?
Htanks
mahadev
On 5/20/10 11:30 AM, Nick Bailey nicholas.bai...@rackspace.com
Seems like a likely possibility. We definetly don't have as many application
threads as there are of these. Possibly we are keeping references to handles
somehow though. We will look into that possibility.
Thanks!
Nick Bailey
Rackspace Hosting
Software Developer, Email Apps
On 05/20/2010 08:42 AM, Flavio Junqueira wrote:
We have such a mechanism already, as Utkarsh mentions in the jira. The
question is if we need more sophisticated mechanisms implemented, or if
we should leave to the application to implement it. For now, we haven't
felt the need for such extra
Well Flavio, it is a extremely simple prototype where a primary broadcast
updates on a single integer to backups. So we gonna have (n-1) reads for
every write in a cluster of size n. I think sequential nodes in Zookeeper
are fine for now, But I don't know if I am going to review that if things
