Package org.elasticsearch.river.routing

Examples of org.elasticsearch.river.routing.RiverRouting.node()

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            RiverClusterState state = event.state();

            // first, go over and delete ones that either don't exists or are not allocated
            for (RiverName riverName : rivers.keySet()) {
                RiverRouting routing = state.routing().routing(riverName);
                if (routing == null || !localNode.equals(routing.node())) {
                    // not routed at all, and not allocated here, clean it (we delete the relevant ones before)
                    closeRiver(riverName);
                }
            }
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                }
            }

            for (final RiverRouting routing : state.routing()) {
                // not allocated
                if (routing.node() == null) {
                    continue;
                }
                // only apply changes to the local node
                if (!routing.node().equals(localNode)) {
                    continue;
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                // not allocated
                if (routing.node() == null) {
                    continue;
                }
                // only apply changes to the local node
                if (!routing.node().equals(localNode)) {
                    continue;
                }
                // if its already created, ignore it
                if (rivers.containsKey(routing.riverName())) {
                    continue;
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                }
            }

            for (final RiverRouting routing : state.routing()) {
                // not allocated
                if (routing.node() == null) {
                    logger.trace("river {} has no routing node", routing.riverName().getName());
                    continue;
                }
                // only apply changes to the local node
                if (!routing.node().equals(localNode)) {
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                if (routing.node() == null) {
                    logger.trace("river {} has no routing node", routing.riverName().getName());
                    continue;
                }
                // only apply changes to the local node
                if (!routing.node().equals(localNode)) {
                    logger.trace("river {} belongs to node {}", routing.riverName().getName(), routing.node());
                    continue;
                }
                // if its already created, ignore it
                if (rivers.containsKey(routing.riverName())) {
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                    logger.trace("river {} has no routing node", routing.riverName().getName());
                    continue;
                }
                // only apply changes to the local node
                if (!routing.node().equals(localNode)) {
                    logger.trace("river {} belongs to node {}", routing.riverName().getName(), routing.node());
                    continue;
                }
                // if its already created, ignore it
                if (rivers.containsKey(routing.riverName())) {
                    logger.trace("river {} is already allocated", routing.riverName().getName());
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            RiverClusterState state = event.state();

            // first, go over and delete ones that either don't exists or are not allocated
            for (final RiverName riverName : rivers.keySet()) {
                RiverRouting routing = state.routing().routing(riverName);
                if (routing == null || !localNode.equals(routing.node())) {
                    // not routed at all, and not allocated here, clean it (we delete the relevant ones before)
                    closeRiver(riverName);
                    // also, double check and delete the river content if it was deleted (_meta does not exists)
                    try {
                        client.prepareGet(riverIndexName, riverName.name(), "_meta").setListenerThreaded(true).execute(new ActionListener<GetResponse>() {
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