On reset() it could check to see if its node still exists. It would make the code a lot more complicated though.
-JZ On Aug 20, 2013, at 10:25 AM, Calvin Jia <[email protected]> wrote: > A leader latch enters the suspended state after failing to receive a response > from the first ZK machine it heartbeats to (takes 2 thirds of the timeout). > For the last 1 third, it tries to contact another ZK machine. If it is > successful, it will enter the state reconnected. > > However, on reconnect, despite the fact the original node it created in ZK is > still there, it will create another ephemeral-sequential node (the reset > method is called). This means it will relinquish leadership, if there is > another machine with a latch in the same path. > > Is there any way to reconnect and reuse the original ZK node? > > Thanks!
