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johanoskarsson edited comment on HADOOP-3935 at 8/13/08 8:53 AM:
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* I have moved PacketResponder to BlockReceiver.
* Changed the classes to use the DataNode logger.
* Changed public method comments to javadocs
* The reason for renaming DataXceiveServer to DataXceiverServer is simply
because I assumed it was a typo since the other class is called DataXceiver.
* I left Throttler more or less as is since it is being used by multiple
classes and a test outside of the package. As mentioned it is fairly generic
and could possibly be used by other classes.
was (Author: johanoskarsson):
* I have moved PacketResponder to BlockReceiver.
* Changed the classes to use the DataNode logger.
* Changed public method comments to javadocs
* The reason for renaming DataXceiveServer to DataXceiveServer is simply
because I assumed it was a typo since the other class is called DataXceiver.
* I left Throttler more or less as is since it is being used by multiple
classes and a test outside of the package. As mentioned it is fairly generic
and could possibly be used by other classes.
> Extract classes from DataNode.java
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> Key: HADOOP-3935
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-3935
> Project: Hadoop Core
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: dfs
> Reporter: Johan Oskarsson
> Assignee: Johan Oskarsson
> Priority: Trivial
> Attachments: HADOOP-3935.patch, HADOOP-3935.patch
>
>
> DataNode.java is becoming hard to navigate with over 3000 lines of code. I
> suggest moving some of the classes out into their own files in the same
> package. This will also make it easier to see how the classes depend on each
> other and to see what code belongs where.
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