Hi Jon, Glad to hear that your making some more progress!
On Thu, Nov 14, 2013 at 8:45 PM, <[email protected]> wrote: > > So I think it has to do with Accumulo somehow. I reverted the > conf/gora.properties setting for mock from false to: > > gora.datastore.accumulo.mock=true > > and re-building and re-running the runtime deploy job completed > successfully. Trying to see if I can track down the issue. > > > I am not sure about this approach. Have you tried editing the gora.datastore.accumulo.zookeepers=localhost property to the IP for the Zookeeper(s) server? I am not certain that simulating a mock datastore is the way to go here. AccumuloStore contains the following code try { if (mock == null || !mock.equals("true")) { String instance = DataStoreFactory.findProperty(properties, this, INSTANCE_NAME_PROPERTY, null); String zookeepers = DataStoreFactory.findProperty(properties, this, ZOOKEEPERS_NAME_PROPERTY, null); conn = new ZooKeeperInstance(instance, zookeepers).getConnector(user, password); authInfo = new AuthInfo(user, ByteBuffer.wrap(password.getBytes()), conn.getInstance().getInstanceID()); } else { conn = new MockInstance().getConnector(user, password); } This to me indicates that if you want to create the persistent data store then you would edit the mock property to boolean false which will take you in to the if block. Then you are just searching for configuration properties for the Accumulo server instance, zookeeper server instance and usename and password from gora.proerties hth, please let us know how you get on... and also how the AccumuloStore is working. AFAIK it is one of the lesser used data stores so we are always keen to hear of user experiences, etc. Thanks Lewis
