Sorry about not getting to this, Mike!
Dmitry's idea is a good one. I still think that something is axing the
connections, possible between different map slots on the same mapper. I
would log very liberally and see what comes of it. And I'll try and carve
out some time.
2013/3/26 Dmitriy Ryaboy
Mike, have you tried adding logging to any EvalFunc methods that
communicate with Mongo to see which of them is calling it after finish() ?
Are you sure something else doesn't close Mongo connection for you?
On Fri, Mar 22, 2013 at 8:28 AM, Mike Sukmanowsky wrote:
> Bump - any thoughts?
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Bump - any thoughts?
On Mon, Mar 18, 2013 at 4:53 PM, Mike Sukmanowsky wrote:
> Sure thing - here you go
> https://gist.github.com/msukmanowsky/198c878e1deaf4e470a9
>
> When initialized, the ParselyMetadataService creates a new Mongo and Jedis
> instance which the EvalFunc queries using a publi
Sure thing - here you go
https://gist.github.com/msukmanowsky/198c878e1deaf4e470a9
When initialized, the ParselyMetadataService creates a new Mongo and Jedis
instance which the EvalFunc queries using a public method fetch().
Instance of ParselyMetadataService also have a close() function which
si
Can you perhaps share more of your implementation? I can imagine a couple
of things which would cause errors like this. Are you making sure that each
instance of EvalFunc is dealing with a different connection?
That's what I'd take a look at first...if that isn't the issue, I can look
into how fin
Hi there,
I have an EvalFunc which uses an internal class that opens up connections
to a Redis and MongoDB server. This class has a close() method which
closes connections to both Redis and MongoDB.
In my EvalFunc implementation, I placed the close() method
@Override
public void finish()
