Hi all,
We are using java client to test some functionality and it seems that we have a
problem with the client cache.
We started locator and server with SSL enabled.
On the client side also add SSL parameters, create proxy region, put some
entries and it works.
Properties props = new Properties();
props.setProperty("ssl-enabled-components", "all");
props.setProperty("ssl-keystore", keystorePath);
...
ClientCache clientCache = new
ClientCacheFactory(props).addPoolLocator("localhost", 10334)
.set("log-level", "info").create();
...
clientCache.close();
After that we start another test with some other properties.
As we are connecting from non-SSL-enabled client to SSL-enabled locator we
should get an exception, but didn't.
Properties props = new Properties();
props.setProperty("log-file", "test.log"); // no ssll parameters
...
ClientCache clientCache = new
ClientCacheFactory(props).addPoolLocator("localhost", 10334)
.set("log-level", "info").create();
...
clientCache.close();
Despite of that we have in logs that GemFire Properties defined with api has
only this property changed but it somehow take also the cache from the test
before.
The same thing happened if we change order of tests execution.
Does anyone know is there a possibility that cache is saved somewhere and if
yes how to delete it?
How to avoid this issue?
BR,
Mario
