The second one is actually createBrokerConfig (i.e., w/o the ending s).
Thanks,
Jun
On Tue, Aug 19, 2014 at 1:20 PM, Parin Jogani
wrote:
> Trying to write a unit test case for Kafka, and stuck with strange
> createBrokerConfig issue.
> on TestUtils.createBrokerConfigs(1) it gives me compilati
Trying to write a unit test case for Kafka, and stuck with strange
createBrokerConfig issue.
on TestUtils.createBrokerConfigs(1) it gives me compilation error
The method createBrokerConfigs(int, boolean) in the type TestUtils is
not applicable for the arguments (int)
When I looked into the scala
Trying to write a unit test case for Kafka, and stuck with strange
createBrokerConfig issue.
on TestUtils.createBrokerConfigs(1) it gives me compilation error
The method createBrokerConfigs(int, boolean) in the type TestUtils is
not applicable for the arguments (int)
When I looked into the scala
Parin,
I only see the following two functions in TestUtils:
createBrokerConfigs(Int, Boolean = true)
createBrokerConfig(Int, Int = choosePort(), Boolean = true) // this one
does not have the same function name
Guozhang
On Tue, Aug 12, 2014 at 8:14 AM, Parin Jogani
wrote:
> Trying to write a
Are you using it from java? The generated class has only the following
signature on createBrokerConfig.
javap core/build/classes/test/kafka/utils/TestUtils |grep -i createbrokercon
Warning: Binary file core/build/classes/test/kafka/utils/TestUtils contains
kafka.utils.TestUtils
public static jav
Trying to write a unit test case for Kafka, and stuck with strange
createBrokerConfig issue.
on TestUtils.createBrokerConfigs(1) it gives me compilation error
The method createBrokerConfigs(int, boolean) in the type TestUtils is
not applicable for the arguments (int)
When I looked into the scala
