The difference between ignite instances with different startup type

[下奈若]

Hi ,

      I am accessing to Big Data field recently and I find Apache Ignite is a multipurpose tool that would be useful for me.

      But I meet a problem while I run a demo code in Eclipse, I describe it  by steps as below :

     

      STEP 1) I run %IGNITE_HOME%/bin/Iginte.bat with default config-file in windows(hostname=host1) and the Ignite node start normal(named it as instance1) :

         

    STEP 2) I start a new Ignite instance(named it as instance2) by java code in Eclipse in another windows(hostname=host2) :

         

     STEP 3) In same Eclipse environment I start another Ignite instance(named it as instance3 in host2) for sending massage:

         

    RESULT:

        The instance2(instance started first in eclipse in host2) console shows the message "Hello Everyone!" which sended by instance3;

        The instance3(sending message instance in host2) console shows the message "Hello Everyone!";

        The instance1(in host1) shows nothing in bat window........(this is why I send this email )

         

    Hoping for your response!

      Thanks!

 

[Valentin Kulichenko]

Hi,

Please show your configuration and the code.

-Val

On Fri, Mar 10, 2017 at 4:22 AM, 下奈若 <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Hi ,
>       I am accessing to Big Data field recently and I find Apache Ignite
> is a multipurpose tool that would be useful for me.
>       But I meet a problem while I run a demo code in Eclipse, I describe
> it  by steps as below :
>
>       STEP 1) I run %IGNITE_HOME%/bin/Iginte.bat with default config-file
> in windows(hostname=host1) and the Ignite node start normal(named it as
> instance1) :
>
>
>     STEP 2) I start a new Ignite instance(named it as instance2) by java
> code in Eclipse in another windows(hostname=host2) :
>
>
>
>      STEP 3) In same Eclipse environment I start another Ignite instance(named
> it as instance3 in host2) for sending massage:
>
>
>     RESULT:
>         The instance2(instance started first in eclipse in host2) console
> shows the message "Hello Everyone!" which sended by instance3;
>         The instance3(sending message instance in host2) console shows the
> message "Hello Everyone!";
>
>         The instance1(in host1) shows nothing in bat window........(this
> is why I send this email )
>
>
>
>     Hoping for your response!
>
>       Thanks!
>
>