Examples of com.cloudera.flume.util.AdminRPC

com.cloudera.flume.util.AdminRPC
This interface represents the client side of master control RPC exchange. We implement this interface for each RPC package that Flume uses. We interpret an IOException as a loss of connection to the master.

  @Test
  public void testMasterAdminServer() throws IOException, TTransportException {
    MyThriftServer server = new MyThriftServer();
    server.serve();


    AdminRPC client = new AdminRPCThrift("localhost", 56789);
    LOG.info("Connected to test master");


    long submit = client.submit(new Command(""));
    Assert.assertEquals("Expected response was 42, got " + submit, submit, 42);


    boolean succ = client.isSuccess(42);
    Assert.assertEquals("Expected response was false, got " + succ, succ, false);


    boolean fail = client.isFailure(42);
    Assert.assertEquals("Expected response was true, got " + fail, fail, true);


    Map<String, FlumeConfigData> cfgs = client.getConfigs();
    Assert.assertEquals("Expected response was 0, got " + cfgs.size(), cfgs.size(), 0);


    Map<String, List<String>> mappings = client.getMappings(null);
    Assert.assertEquals("Expected response was 0 got " + mappings.size(), mappings
        .size(), 0);


    CommandStatus cs = client.getCommandStatus(1337);
    assertEquals(1337, cs.getCmdID());
    assertEquals("message", cs.getMessage());
    Command cmd = cs.getCommand();
    assertEquals("cmd", cmd.getCommand());
    assertEquals("arg1", cmd.getArgs()[0]);

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  @Test
  public void testMasterAdminServerBad() throws TTransportException,
      IOException {
    MyThriftServer server = new MyThriftServer();
    server.serve();
    AdminRPC client = new AdminRPCThrift("localhost", 56789);
    LOG.info("Connected to test master");


    try {
      CommandStatus bad = client.getCommandStatus(1234);
    } catch (IOException ioe) {
      // success!
      return;
    } finally {
      server.stop();

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  @Test
  public void testMasterAdminServer() throws IOException {
    MyAvroServer server = new MyAvroServer();
    server.serve();
    AdminRPC client = new AdminRPCAvro("localhost", 56789);
    LOG.info("Connected to test master");


    long submit = client.submit(new Command(""));
    Assert.assertEquals("Expected response was 42, got " + submit, submit, 42);


    boolean succ = client.isSuccess(42);
    Assert
        .assertEquals("Expected response was false, got " + succ, succ, false);


    boolean fail = client.isFailure(42);
    Assert.assertEquals("Expected response was true, got " + fail, fail, true);


    Map<String, FlumeConfigData> cfgs = client.getConfigs();
    Assert.assertEquals("Expected response was 0, got " + cfgs.size(), cfgs
        .size(), 0);


    CommandStatus cs = client.getCommandStatus(1337);
    Assert.assertEquals(1337, cs.getCmdID());
    Assert.assertEquals("message", cs.getMessage());
    Command cmd = cs.getCommand();
    Assert.assertEquals("cmd", cmd.getCommand());
    Assert.assertEquals("arg1", cmd.getArgs()[0]);

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  }


  public void testMasterAdminServerBad() throws IOException {
    MyAvroServer server = new MyAvroServer();
    server.serve();
    AdminRPC client = new AdminRPCAvro("localhost", 56789);
    LOG.info("Connected to test master");


    try {
      CommandStatus bad = client.getCommandStatus(1234);
    } catch (AvroRuntimeException are) {
      // success!
      return;
    } finally {
      server.stop();

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  @Test
  public void testMasterAdminServer() throws IOException {
    MyAvroServer server = new MyAvroServer();
    server.serve();
    AdminRPC client = new AdminRPCAvro("localhost", 56789);
    LOG.info("Connected to test master");


    long submit = client.submit(new Command(""));
    Assert.assertEquals("Expected response was 42, got " + submit, submit, 42);


    boolean succ = client.isSuccess(42);
    Assert
        .assertEquals("Expected response was false, got " + succ, succ, false);


    boolean fail = client.isFailure(42);
    Assert.assertEquals("Expected response was true, got " + fail, fail, true);


    Map<String, FlumeConfigData> cfgs = client.getConfigs();
    Assert.assertEquals("Expected response was 0, got " + cfgs.size(), cfgs
        .size(), 0);


    CommandStatus cs = client.getCommandStatus(1337);
    Assert.assertEquals(1337, cs.getCmdID());
    Assert.assertEquals("message", cs.getMessage());
    Command cmd = cs.getCommand();
    Assert.assertEquals("cmd", cmd.getCommand());
    Assert.assertEquals("arg1", cmd.getArgs()[0]);

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  }


  public void testMasterAdminServerBad() throws IOException {
    MyAvroServer server = new MyAvroServer();
    server.serve();
    AdminRPC client = new AdminRPCAvro("localhost", 56789);
    LOG.info("Connected to test master");


    try {
      CommandStatus bad = client.getCommandStatus(1234);
    } catch (AvroRuntimeException are) {
      // success!
      return;
    } finally {
      server.stop();

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com.cloudera.flume.master.TestAvroAdminServer

com.cloudera.flume.master.TestThriftAdminServer

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