H2 and Kafka broker uses the same default port 9092.
If an user is running Kafka broker on the same machine, or run the unit
tests in parallel, DBCPServiceTest can fail since some of its test
methods connects to port 9092.
This closes#1504.
Signed-off-by: Andy LoPresto <alopresto@apache.org>
- Added EL support to "Directory" property of ListHDFS and GetHDFS processors
- Added EL support to "Destination" property for ConsumeJMS and PublishJMS processors
- Added EL support to "MQ ConnectionFactory Implementation", "MQ client library path", "Broker URI" properties for the JMS Connection Factory Provider
- Added EL support to "Database Connection URL", "Database Driver Class Name", "DB Driver jar url", "DB username", and "DB password" properties for the DBCP Connection Pool
- Removed NotificationServiceManagerSpec.groovy, previous PR from Joe Witt covers the needed testing for Variable Registry/Value Lookup at this time
This closes#778.
Current implementation of DBCPConnectionPool was attempting to test if connection could be obtained via dataSource.getConnection().
Such call is naturally a blocking call and the duration of the block is dependent on driver implementation. Some drivers (e.g., Phoenix - https://phoenix.apache.org/installation.html)
attempts numerous retries before failing creating a deadlock when attempt was made to disable DBCPConnectionPool which was still being enabled.
This fix removes the connection test from DBCPConnectionPool.onConfigured() operation returning successfully upon creation of DataSource.
For more details see comments in https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-1061
Koji Kawamura
Matt Burgess
Toivo Adams
Jeff Storck
joewitt
Oleg Zhurakousky