New Jar Files With Same App Name Not Used

[paulmagid]

If you submit a new jar file to a named context only the first Jar file is executed. Subsequent uploads are ignored until a spark-jobserver restart. If you submit a jar to the default context this issue does not occur.

[velvia]

This is expected. Right now due to the way classloaders work, you cannot
update the same jar in the same context. However, you don't have to
restart the jobserver. You can simply -X DELETE the context and when you
create a new one the jar will reload.

Enabling dynamic reload of the same jar in the same context is a pretty
difficult problem and would require more changes in Spark itself.

On Mon, Nov 24, 2014 at 10:18 AM, paulmagid [email protected]
wrote:

If you submit a new jar file to a named context only the first Jar file is
executed. Subsequent uploads are ignored until a spark-jobserver restart.
If you submit a jar to the default context this issue does not occur.

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[paulmagid]

From looking at the code this is what we expected might be the case: that jobserver behaves this way by design and the issue cannot be easily fixed due to other upstream problems.

Would it be possible to treat this as a documentation bug because this cost us 5 days to track down what was causing the behavior then narrow in and read the code and really understand what is going on? We could not find documentation or reports of this issue/behavior anywhere. Maybe we were not looking in the right spots but probably the behavior and the work-around should be clearly documented somewhere in the official documentation.

[velvia]

@paulmagid, sorry about the wasted time. Yes, let's definitely make it a
doc bug.

On Tue, Nov 25, 2014 at 7:46 AM, paulmagid [email protected] wrote:

From looking at the code this is what we expected might be the case: that
jobserver behaves this way by design and the issue cannot be easily fixed
due to other upstream problems.

Would it be possible to treat this as a documentation bug because this
cost us 5 days to track down what was causing the behavior then narrow in
and read the code and really understand what is going on? We could not find
documentation or reports of this issue/behavior anywhere. Maybe we were not
looking in the right spots but probably the behavior and the work-around
should be clearly documented somewhere in the official documentation.

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the fruit of prayer is faith;
the fruit of faith is love;
the fruit of love is service;
the fruit of service is peace. -- Mother Teresa

[velvia]

Speaking of which, would it be helpful to create a wiki instead of a giant
README?

On Tue, Nov 25, 2014 at 8:34 AM, Evan Chan [email protected] wrote:

@paulmagid, sorry about the wasted time. Yes, let's definitely make it a
doc bug.

On Tue, Nov 25, 2014 at 7:46 AM, paulmagid [email protected]
wrote:

From looking at the code this is what we expected might be the case: that
jobserver behaves this way by design and the issue cannot be easily fixed
due to other upstream problems.

Would it be possible to treat this as a documentation bug because this
cost us 5 days to track down what was causing the behavior then narrow in
and read the code and really understand what is going on? We could not find
documentation or reports of this issue/behavior anywhere. Maybe we were not
looking in the right spots but probably the behavior and the work-around
should be clearly documented somewhere in the official documentation.

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The fruit of silence is prayer;
the fruit of prayer is faith;
the fruit of faith is love;
the fruit of love is service;
the fruit of service is peace. -- Mother Teresa

The fruit of silence is prayer;
the fruit of prayer is faith;
the fruit of faith is love;
the fruit of love is service;
the fruit of service is peace. -- Mother Teresa

[paulmagid]

I think so… At some point the amount of info gets too unwieldy for a README.

Thanks,

Paul Magid
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From: Evan Chan [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2014 8:35 AM
To: ooyala/spark-jobserver
Cc: Paul Magid
Subject: Re: [spark-jobserver] New Jar Files With Same App Name Not Used (#91)

Speaking of which, would it be helpful to create a wiki instead of a giant
README?

On Tue, Nov 25, 2014 at 8:34 AM, Evan Chan <[email protected]mailto:[email protected]> wrote:

@paulmagid, sorry about the wasted time. Yes, let's definitely make it a
doc bug.

On Tue, Nov 25, 2014 at 7:46 AM, paulmagid <[email protected]mailto:[email protected]>
wrote:

From looking at the code this is what we expected might be the case: that
jobserver behaves this way by design and the issue cannot be easily fixed
due to other upstream problems.

Would it be possible to treat this as a documentation bug because this
cost us 5 days to track down what was causing the behavior then narrow in
and read the code and really understand what is going on? We could not find
documentation or reports of this issue/behavior anywhere. Maybe we were not
looking in the right spots but probably the behavior and the work-around
should be clearly documented somewhere in the official documentation.

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The fruit of silence is prayer;
the fruit of prayer is faith;
the fruit of faith is love;
the fruit of love is service;
the fruit of service is peace. -- Mother Teresa

The fruit of silence is prayer;
the fruit of prayer is faith;
the fruit of faith is love;
the fruit of love is service;
the fruit of service is peace. -- Mother Teresa

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