Hi Sami
Regarding 2) A "simple" way to inspect the number of watchers, is to add
an error log statement to the process method of the watcher
public void process(WatchedEvent event) {
log.error(seq + " watcher received event: " + event);
and see that the number of logs doubles for each call to
containerMap.get(replicaPort).getZkController().getZkClient().getSolrZooKeeper().pauseCnxn(2000);
Best regards Trym
Den 27-06-2012 10:14, "Trym R. Møller" skrev:
Hi Sami
Thanks for your rapid reply.
Regarding 1) This seems to be time dependent but it is seen on my
local windows running the unit test and on a linux server running Solr.
Regarding 2) The test does not show the number of Watchers are
increasing, but this can be observed either by dumping the memory from
the jvm or by looking at the debug statements (if debug is enabled).
I don't know how to make assert statements regarding the number of
watchers in zookeeper, so the test is not quite informative, but more
confirming that the fix doesn't "destroy" anything.
Best regards Trym
Den 27-06-2012 10:06, Sami Siren skrev:
On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 10:32 AM, "Trym R. Møller" <t...@sigmat.dk>
wrote:
Hi
Hi,
The behaviour of this can be verified using the below test in the
org.apache.solr.cloud.LeaderElectionIntegrationTest
Can you reproduce the failure in your test every time or just rarely?
I added the test method to LeaderElectionIntegrationTest and ran it
few times but I can't get it to fail.
--
Sami Siren
