Dears, Why don't we have components for Lily in Apache camel , so it will ease writing Lily Clients .
I believe apache camel has Zookeeper and Hbase components . it is just suggestion :) . thanks, Omar Atia On Mon, Sep 24, 2012 at 11:23 PM, Omar Atia <atiaomar1...@gmail.com> wrote: > Dears, > > I successfully write a client for data migration but unfortunelty during > loading on VMWARE Debian 5 (3 laptops), suddenly disconnect from zookeeper > , session expired . > > I beleive this is issue in virtulization which same what you mentioned in > this thread . > > i figured out that Java API is much faster than REST API :) . > > The question now is how we can do bulk delete ? or should we delete record > by record ? > > is there any integration with JMX to know the number of incoming requests > , I have checked JMX lily part but maninly i find timings max min etc... > > thanks, > Omar Atia > > > > > > > On Mon, Sep 24, 2012 at 1:53 PM, Bruno Dumon <br...@ngdata.com> wrote: > >> On Mon, Sep 24, 2012 at 11:12 AM, Omar Atia <atiaomar1...@gmail.com>wrote: >> >>> *Dears,* >>> ** >>> *if i connect to lily with JAVA API using Zookeeper :* >>> >>> *LilyClient lilyClient = new LilyClient("localhost:2181", 20000);* >>> *I have one file of 10000 record CDRs for example .* >>> ** >>> *should I connect to Zookeeper one connection per record means open and >>> close connection for each record or open once and load everything.* >>> >> >> No, absolutely not. Just create one LilyClient instance per JVM, so >> manage it as a singleton. It is thread-safe, thus you can call it from any >> number of threads without any need for synchronization. >> >> >>> ** >>> *I have downloaded artifacts using maven and i wanna start building >>> multithreaded client .* >>> *also if I have 3 Zookeeper , how could I write * >>> *LilyClient lilyClient = new LilyClient("localhost:2181", 20000); for >>> three of them.* >>> >> >> >> new LilyClient("host1,host2,host3", 20000); >> >> You don't need to specify the port number if it is the default 2181. >> >> -- >> Bruno Dumon >> NGDATA - Making Sense of Data >> http://www.ngdata.com/ >> >> >