Hello, I’ve some questions about lease and cluster info.
1.Start and stopping application In our development environment (intellij), our application is started and stopped frequently. In this scenario the OAK repository is not gracefully shutdown. When the application is started again, it will take about 2 minutes to start because ‘waiting for lease to expire’ will occur. Our current solution is when starting the application to delete everything in the mongo collection clusterNodes. Are there any drawbacks for this solution? 2.Lease expire messages When are application is running there are sometimes messages about lease expired. Currently I’ve used the LeaseCheckMode.DISABLED to disable most of those messages. Is there some more documentation about lease (I already read: https://jackrabbit.apache.org/oak/docs/nodestore/documentmk.html)? Is it possible to turn this off because we’re not using clustering? 3.Caching Related to the above, and maybe the reason why this message(s) occur. The below pseudocode is used. The application logins on the session, does some action, save and logouts from the session. The dispose, shutdown, close are not called on the repository/document node store at the end of every action. documentNodeStore = DocumentNodeStoreBuilder.newDocumentNodeStoreBuilder()setDocumentStore(..) repository = new Jcr(new Oak(documentNodeStore)).with(securityProvider).createRepository(); session = repository.login(simpleCredentials); //DO SOME ACTION ON THE SESSION session.save(); session.logout(); Kind regards, Richard
