I Think it's exactly what i need.
I'm going to try this solution.
thanks!
Le samedi 14 mai 2011 à 20:40 +0800, 邢迪侃 a écrit :
> This way:
>
> class Notifiery
> {
> public synchronized void Notify()
> {
> mNotified = true;
> notify();
> }
> public synchronized bool Wait(long timeout)
> {
> if (mNotified) return true;
> wait(timeout);
> return mNotified;
> }
> bool mNotified;
> }
>
> Notifier n = new Notifier;
> zk = new Zookeeper(.....); /// pass "n" to the init watch
> bool connected = n.Wait(your_tolerant_timeout);
> if (!connected)
> {
> zk.close();
> throw something;
> }
> Inside the init watch, n.Notify() after you see a CONNECTED event.
> 2011/5/14 Jeremy Sevellec <[email protected]>
>
> > Hi Everyone,
> >
> > I'm new to Zookeeper and I'm trying to use it to make some distributed
> > lock. Globally, It works perfect!
> >
> > I've got a question about zookeeper client connection to a dead
> > zookeeper server .
> >
> > When I'm doing this connec to to a dead zookeeper server like this (the
> > code works fine when the server is up) :
> > zooKeeper = new ZooKeeper(....).
> >
> > The zookeeper client failed to connect but loop infinitely to try to
> > connect again and again. Is there any solution to know [catch] that it's
> > impossible to connect to a zookeeper server to be abble to make
> > something?
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Jérémy
> >
