Hi everyone, I have a web application who generates different types of files (at different version) on the server. Those files must be transferred at 300 clients (watchers) and, after transfer, each client must modify every file for his purpose. The "client" is a simple java stand alone application installed on my user PC. Today my users must download manually their files from an FTP server and they must use a java library to convert their files. Of course, I don't know if they do this when the file version changes, I don't have any trace who did it ...
My idea is to use a ZK server with 300 clients, each client will be monitoring a specific namespace for changes (for example : client 1 will monitor /app1 and app2, client 2 -> app 2 only ...). Every namespace will contain the name of the file, his location, his version ... When the file version will change, the java client will use the information to retrieve and to modify the file from my central FTP. "My leader" needs to know which user is connected and he must synchronize the downloads to avoid network bottlenecks. Does ZK fits in this scenario? Thanks for your time, Tavi -- View this message in context: http://zookeeper-user.578899.n2.nabble.com/Can-ZK-be-used-for-my-use-case-tp7579049.html Sent from the zookeeper-user mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
