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Re: Can java code look up cache in server without
Ignition.start(cfg)
Hi Val
Quick Question
I am trying to run the Ignite client from a J2EE application which is
deployed in Weblogic Server and the client starts running when the method
id invoked. I try to Monitor it with the Visor app and I can see the server
and Client running. I tried to kill the client instance from the visor
application and it kills the client. Unfortunately it brings down the
weblogic server also. Have you experienced this and Any thoughts why this
happens and how can we avoid it?
Thanks
Saji
On Thu, Jun 15, 2017 at 11:55 AM, Sajin Mathew <ma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks Val. It worked when I removed try()
>
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>> Saji,
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>> You're using try-with-resources syntax, which calls Ignite.close() at the
>> end and therefore stops the node. Getting rid of it will do the trick.
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>> -Val
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Re: Can java code look up cache in server without
Ignition.start(cfg)
Posted by vkulichenko <va...@gmail.com>.
Saji,
Ignite node in this case is embedded into the application. So it's up to
this application to control the lifecycle. To stop an embedded node just
call Ignition.stop().
-Val
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Re: Can java code look up cache in server without
Ignition.start(cfg)
Posted by StartCoding <ma...@gmail.com>.
Hi Val,
Thanks for the response.
The scenario is I will start the client and at some point the machine is
getting stuck (due to high cpu utilisation) and I need to kill the entire
servers and client to regain my system. At this time I use the Visor App to
kill the instances one by one. But As I kill the client I it makes the
entire Weblogic server down. I dont know if there would be another scenario
where I need to kill the client in future. But if there is a case to kill
the client after day end of the day or so what is the safe way to do it?
Thanks
Saji
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> Hi Saji,
>
> Kill command kill the process, it's designed more for standalone server
> nodes rather than embedded clients. What is the condition when you may want
> to stop the client?
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> -Val
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Re: Can java code look up cache in server without
Ignition.start(cfg)
Posted by vkulichenko <va...@gmail.com>.
Hi Saji,
Kill command kill the process, it's designed more for standalone server
nodes rather than embedded clients. What is the condition when you may want
to stop the client?
-Val
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