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[jira] [Created] (IGNITE-4205) CassandraCacheStore should start
IgniteThread threads in loadCache() method
Valentin Kulichenko created IGNITE-4205:
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Summary: CassandraCacheStore should start IgniteThread threads in loadCache() method
Key: IGNITE-4205
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IGNITE-4205
Project: Ignite
Issue Type: Bug
Components: cache
Affects Versions: 1.7
Reporter: Valentin Kulichenko
{{CassandraCacheStore.loadCache()}} method starts a generic thread pool for parallel data load. Threads in this thread pool can't deserialize Ignite internal objects (e.g. {{IgniteKernal}}) which can cause unexpected behavior. Here is one of the scenarios:
* There is column in Cassandra which stores an object as BLOB using {{JavaSerializer}}.
* {{CacheConfiguration.storeKeepBinary}} is {{true}}.
* When an object is saved, it's passed to the store as an instance of {{BinaryObject}} which is converted to a byte array and saved in Cassandra.
* When the same object is loaded in {{loadCache}}, the store takes the byte array and tries to convert it to {{BinaryObject}}. But it can't because this implies calling {{IgnitionEx.localIgnite()}} from non-Ignite thread.
To fix this we need to provide a thread factory that will create instances of {{IgniteThread}} and use it in the pool that loads the data.
Most likely the same issue exists in {{CacheAbstractJdbcStore}}.
And in general, any threads created by Ignite internals should be {{IgniteThread}}-s. This should be revisited.
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