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Topic: JPPF behaviours when the driver crash (Read 1739 times)
nabilasbi
JPPF Master
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JPPF behaviours when the driver crash
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December 30, 2012, 03:26:02 PM »
Hello,
I'm trying to understand how JPPF act when one of its components crash, and how recovery of the driver and nodes work in case it was running a job before it crashed , Please advise since I cant find in the documentation what I need?
Thank you
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lolo
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JPPF Council Member
Posts: 2272
Re: JPPF behaviours when the driver crash
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December 31, 2012, 07:05:07 AM »
Hi Nabil,
The behavior in case of a server crash is explained in details in
this part of the documentation
.
When a node crashes, the tasks that it was executing are put back in the server's queue, so they can be disptached to another (or more) node.
In the case of a client crash, there are 2 possibilities for the jobs submitted:
- you can tell the server to continue executing the jobs, and the results will be lost. This is configured on each job, via
JPPFJob.getSLA().setCancelUponClientDisconnect(false);
- you can use a
persistence manager
, so that any results received while the client was alive will be persisted and restored when the client is restarted. We have a sample showing how this can be used
here
.
-Laurent
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