"/1/1", false);
} catch (KeeperException ignored) {
}
// Check that the old ZK connection is closed, means we did expire
States state = connectionZK.getRecoverableZooKeeper().getState();
LOG.info("After using zkw state=" + state);
LOG.info("session="+Long.toHexString(
connectionZK.getRecoverableZooKeeper().getSessionId()));
// It's asynchronous, so we may have to wait a little...
final long limit1 = System.currentTimeMillis() + 3000;
while (System.currentTimeMillis() < limit1 && state != States.CLOSED){
state = connectionZK.getRecoverableZooKeeper().getState();
}
LOG.info("After using zkw loop=" + state);
LOG.info("ZooKeeper should have timed out");
LOG.info("session="+Long.toHexString(
connectionZK.getRecoverableZooKeeper().getSessionId()));
// It's surprising but sometimes we can still be in connected state.
// As it's known (even if not understood) we don't make the the test fail
// for this reason.)
// Assert.assertTrue("state=" + state, state == States.CLOSED);
// Check that the client recovered
ZooKeeperWatcher newConnectionZK = getZooKeeperWatcher(connection);
States state2 = newConnectionZK.getRecoverableZooKeeper().getState();
LOG.info("After new get state=" +state2);
// As it's an asynchronous event we may got the same ZKW, if it's not
// yet invalidated. Hence this loop.
final long limit2 = System.currentTimeMillis() + 3000;