I'm putting this out there for comment.
Right now I'm in ZKControllers and changed register as follows:
public void register(SolrCore core, boolean forcePropsUpdate) throws
IOException,....
and at line 479 I've added this
SolrRequestHandler requestHandler = core.getRequestHandler("/replication");
boolean master = false;
if(requestHandler != null && requestHandler instanceof ReplicationHandler){
ReplicationHandler replicationHandler =
(ReplicationHandler)requestHandler;
master = replicationHandler.isMaster();
}
props.put("replication.master", master);
I also modified CoreContainer and ReplicationHandler to support what I
have above. Does this seem a reasonable way to approach this?
Also to provide some history, I need this so I can programatically
determine which servers are masters and slaves and subsequently which
should be written to (for updates) and which should be queried.
On Tue, Oct 4, 2011 at 10:26 AM, Jamie Johnson <jej2...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Ok, so I am pretty sure this information is not available. What is
> the most appropriate way to add information like this to ZK? I can
> obviously look for the system properties enable.master and
> enable.slave, but that won't be fool proof since someone could put
> this in the config file instead and not as a system property. Is
> there a way to determine this quickly programatically without having
> to go through all of the request handlers in the solrCore?
>
> On Mon, Oct 3, 2011 at 5:52 PM, Jamie Johnson <jej2...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Is it possible to determine if a solr instance is a master or a slave
>> in replication terms based on the information that is placed in ZK in
>> SolrCloud?
>>
>
