When you killed the old topology with the old jar did you wait for the
timeout period? If you want to kill it right away use the -w 0 flag and
check the storm UI to make sure the job is gone, like Jens-U mentioned I
don't think ur looking at the right cause.  I have done this in the past,
and deployed my topology before it was killed so just guessing this is what
you might be doing...


On Tue, Jan 27, 2015 at 8:24 AM, Vineet Mishra <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> I am stucked at a vague issue. I am having a 3 node Storm
> Cluster(apache-storm-0.9.3) with configuration given below,
>
> node1 - Nimbus, UI
> node2 - Supervisor, Worker
> node3 - Supervisor, Worker
>
> I have written a topology and I was running it through storm, but soon
> after I made some changes in Bolts, created a fresh jar, redeployed it and
> ran again with the Storm jar command, but it still seems to be referring
> the old jar somewhere cached(although I have already deleted that old jar).
>
> I am seriously stucked at this issue, tried looking at some post relating
> the same issue but couldn't find any sufficing answer.
>
> Looking for expert comments.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
>
>

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