I figured out a way to fix the problem. But I don't understand why the
solution works.
Before A sent a join request to B and then B to C and the second request
failed.
Now A sends a join request to B and then C to B and the second
request succeeds.
Must a node that is the only member of its clus
Yes, 'riak-admin join' is designed to join a node to a cluster, not a
cluster to another cluster. This behavior was different before Riak
1.0 (last September), but was changed as part of several changes to
make Riak's clustering layer more deterministic.
The short answer to the "why is this the ca
Dear colleagues,
Is there any basic sample or documentation available that illustrate how
to construct execute the MapReduce syntax through the Riak Java Interface.
Thanks in advance for your feedback.
Regards,
Claude
Claude Falbriard
Certified IT Specialist L2 - Middleware
AMS Hortolând
Cluade,
The example code in the readme on github does have some basic examples of using
MR in the Java client: https://github.com/basho/riak-java-client - scroll down
to about 3/4 of the way to the end.
I'm also currently working on a more comprehensive Java client "cookbook" and
MR is probab
Dear Brian,
I'm currently using a different class loader though a dynamic
language(Jython), so for now, I'm not able to run the sample shown on the
page you refrence below. I would be great to have a similar Java client
sample code like the one shown in the Python client module
[ http://bash
Why not share this info with others?
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