It's possible, but not pretty.
Try this:
1) create a subclass of ZooKeeper to be used in your tests
2) in the subclass add something like this:
public String getConnectedServer() {
return ((SocketChannel)cnxn.sendThread.sockKey.channel()).socket()
.getInetAddress().toString();
}
Feel free to add a JIRA, I think we could make this a protected method
on ZooKeeper to make testing easier (and not expose internals).
Regards,
Patrick
Todd Greenwood wrote:
Failover testing.
-----Original Message-----
From: Patrick Hunt [mailto:ph...@apache.org]
Sent: Thursday, October 01, 2009 3:44 PM
To: zookeeper-user@hadoop.apache.org; Rob Baccus
Subject: Re: How do we find the Server the client is connected to?
That detail is purposefully not exposed through the client api,
however
it is output to the log on connection establishment.
Why would your client code need to know which server in the ensemble
it
is connected to?
Patrick
Rob Baccus wrote:
How do I determine the server the client is connected to? It is not
exposed as far as I can see in either the ZooKeep object or the
ClentCnxn object. I did find on line 790 in
ClientCnxn.StartConnect()
method the place the actual server connection is happening but that
is
not exposed.
Rob Baccus
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