On 12/2/10 5:22 PM, Doug Tillman wrote:
It seems that during service.shutdown() a call is made into the DN class
to get the name to shut down. Unfortunately, the call to getName
returns upName but the value called for the lookup to shut down a
partition has already been removed using the normName which though they
are different values refer to the same partition. So, the partition is
already removed but there is still a key that is stored that references
the removed partition - when the shutdown call tries to remove the
partition it can't be found (DefaultPartitionNexus 965). This is a
roundabout way of saying that the shutdown manifests a bug which is
really in the DefaultNexusPartition.initializeSystemPartition() call
that invokes DN.getName instead of DN.getNormName - see line 335.
Of course, we could have erred when we tracked into the source so I've
pasted the trace below. The start up is fine and we're able to do a
lookup so it seems that we've initialized the service and server
correctly. It would be "extremely" helpful if this is a bug if it could
be remedied quickly.
Sounds like a bug... Worth filling a JIRA with extra informations like
ADS version.
Thanks for having dig the code !
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Regards,
Cordialement,
Emmanuel Lécharny
www.iktek.com
