Hi Walter, Shawn,
Thanks for your quickly reply, the information you provide is really
helpful. Now I know how to find a right way to resolve my issue.
Regards,
Geng, Wei
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e test to check if there is some issue here. Maybe
> current Zookeeper client can handle this case well. Hacking the client will
> always be the last choice.
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On 7/17/2017 2:48 AM, wg85907 wrote:
> Thanks for your detail explanation. The reason I want to shutdown the
> CloudSolrServer instance and create a new one is that I have concern that if
> it can successfully reconnect to Zookeeper server if Zookeeper cluster has
> some issue and reboot
always be the last choice.
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nstance and create
> a new one. The alternative opinion is to manage Zookeeper connection myself
> by extending Class ZkClientClusterStateProvider.
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by extending Class ZkClientClusterStateProvider.
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On 7/14/2017 6:29 AM, wg85907 wrote:
> I use Solr(4.10.2) as indexing tool. I use a singleton
> CloudSolrServer instance to query Solr. When meet exception, for example
> current Solr server not response, i will create a new CloudSolrServer
> instance and shutdown the old one.
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