Folks,
I am using consumer.timeout.ms to force a consumer jump out hasNext call,
which will throw ConsumerTimeoutException. It seems that upon receiving
this exception, the consumer is no longer usable and I need to call
.shutdown, and recreate:
try{
} catch (ConsumerTimeoutException ex) {
logger.info("consumer timeout, we consider the topic is drained");
this.consumer.shutdown();
this.consumer = kafka.consumer.Consumer
.createJavaConsumerConnector(new ConsumerConfig(
this.consumerProperties));
Is this the expected behavior? I call
this.consumer = kafka.consumer.Consumer
.createJavaConsumerConnector(new ConsumerConfig(
this.consumerProperties));
in the thread initialization phase, and hope to reuse it upon
ConsumerTimeoutException
Thanks,
Chen
I am using consumer.timeout.ms to force a consumer jump out hasNext call,
which will throw ConsumerTimeoutException. It seems that upon receiving
this exception, the consumer is no longer usable and I need to call
.shutdown, and recreate:
try{
} catch (ConsumerTimeoutException ex) {
logger.info("consumer timeout, we consider the topic is drained");
this.consumer.shutdown();
this.consumer = kafka.consumer.Consumer
.createJavaConsumerConnector(new ConsumerConfig(
this.consumerProperties));
Is this the expected behavior? I call
this.consumer = kafka.consumer.Consumer
.createJavaConsumerConnector(new ConsumerConfig(
this.consumerProperties));
in the thread initialization phase, and hope to reuse it upon
ConsumerTimeoutException
Thanks,
Chen