On Thu, Mar 15, 2012 at 10:41 AM, JL <[email protected]> wrote: > On Mar 15, 2012, JL <[email protected]> wrote: > > Thanks Patrick. > >> This is the c client? (In java I know we have a zk subclass that provides >> this.) > > This is Java. Could you point me to the ZK subclass that provides this > functionality? I may or may not be able to use it without tearing things > apart too much as I am using ZK through Curator. >
org.apache.zookeeper.TestableZooKeeper.testableConnloss() >> Perhaps an easier way would be to simulate Server failure - e.g. start a >> quroum of 3 servers, Have your client connect, then shutdown the server that >> the client connected to. The client will be disconnected and reconnect to >> one of the remaining 2 servers. > > The 3-server quorom approach seems like the way to go for us, as we can > easily set up a ZK cluster for testing (thanks again to curator-test). I'll > give that a try. > That's what we often do in zk testing itself. It better simulates what happens in the real world. Curator is the bees knees. > > Thanks for the quick response, NP. Regards. Patrick
