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QUESTION
We have a Scala server which uses the Java MongoDB driver as wrapped by Casbah. Recently, we switched its database over from an actual MongoDB to Azure CosmosDB, using the Mongo API. This is generally working fine, however every once in a while a call to Cosmos fails with a MongoSocketWriteException (stack trace below).
We're creating the client as
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Answered 2018-Jan-26 at 15:30The problem went away after we added &maxIdleTimeMS=1500000
to the connection URI in order to set the maximum connection idle time to 25 minutes.
The cause seems to be a timeout of 30 minutes for idle connections on the Azure server, while the default behaviour for Mongo clients is no idle timeout at all. The server does not communicate the fact that it is dropping an idled connection back to the client, so that the next attempt at using it fails with the above error. Setting the maximum connection idle time to a value less than 30 minutes makes our server close idle connections before the Azure server kills them. Some sort of keep-alive or check before using a connection would probably also be possible.
I haven't actually been able to find any documentation about this or other references to this problem for CosmosDB, although it may be caused by or related to the 30 minute idle timeout for TCP connections for Azure Internal Load Balancers (see e.g. https://feedback.azure.com/forums/217313-networking/suggestions/18823588-increase-idle-timeout-on-internal-load-balancers-t).
QUESTION
i am writing the json data from Kafka structured streaming to a filepath and when i do it from shell i am able to do it. When i compile it to a jar and do a spark2-submit only the _spark_metadata creates and no data is found
i tried doing it from shell and i was able to see the json files in the filepath. I compile the program using "sbt clean package" and then try to run using spark-submit it wont create any data.
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Answered 2019-May-23 at 06:42i figured out the answer and i will need to use query.awaitTermination()
QUESTION
I new to both Scala and SBT, and in an attempt to learn something new, am trying to run through the book "Building a recommendation engine with Scala". The example libraries referenced in the book have now been replaced by later versions or in some cases seemingly superseded by different techniques (casbah to Mongo Scala driver). This has led to me producing some potentially incorrect SBT build files. With my initial build file, I had;
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Answered 2017-May-28 at 03:36tl;dr: you cannot use Scala 2.12 because Spark does not support it yet and you also need to use %%
when specifying dependencies to avoid problems with incorrect binary versions. Read below for more explanation.
Scala versions like 2.x are binary incompatible, therefore all libraries have to be compiled separately for each such release (2.10, 2.11 and 2.12 being the currently used ones, although 2.10 is on its route to being legacy). That's what _2.12
an _2.11
suffixes are about.
Naturally, you cannot use libraries compiled for a different version of Scala than the one you're currently using. So if you set your scalaVersion
to, say, 2.12.1
, you cannot use libraries with names suffixed by _2.11
. This is why it is possible to write either "groupName" % "artifactName"
and "groupName" %% "artifactName"
: in the latter case, when you use double percent sign, the current Scala binary version will be appended to the name automatically:
QUESTION
I am having a little bit of trouble properly appending to a nested array using Mongo in Scala. I have done the same operation numerous times in Node.js but for some reason I can not translate it to Scala.
Here is the main "schema":
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Answered 2018-Aug-13 at 19:13Turns out I forgot to cast the id to ObjectId ... The query below works
QUESTION
When upgrading the mongodb connection from a scala application from Mongodb+Casbah to mongo-scala-driver 2.3.0 (scala 2.11.8) we are facing some problems when creating the Documents to insert in the DB. Basically I'm facing problems with nested fields of the type Map[String,Any] or Map[Int,Int].
If my field is of type Map["String", Int] there's no problem and the code would compile no problem:
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Answered 2018-May-22 at 16:27Have in mind that the type Map[Int,Int]
is not a valid Document map, as Documents are
k,v -> String, BsonValue
format.
This will therefore compile:
QUESTION
I'm using scapegoat for Scala static code analysis and I'm getting a warning on a piece of code. Here is the full warning
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Answered 2018-May-18 at 12:34Scala stresses type safety a lot, more so than most widespread languages, which is why casting is often seen as a code smell. For the very same reason, the language designer decided to make casting arguably awkward with similarly named isInstanceOf[T]
and asInstanceOf[T]
to query a type at runtime and casting it.
To overcome this while still being able to interact with not-so-type-safe libraries, pattern matching is often suggested.
Here is your snippet of code with pattern matching instead of casting:
QUESTION
Hi I am using play framework 2.4.3 and scala version 2.11 I am using rest assured scala support for testing routes but i am getting
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Answered 2018-Jan-12 at 12:03Add the dependency to Hamcrest explicitly
QUESTION
trying to upsert with the new Scala Async Driver using this code, but the DB never gets created even though this is called many times:
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Answered 2017-Dec-04 at 20:09it should be
QUESTION
Inside of a spark-submit job (.JAR written in Scala), I need to access an existing MongoDB, create a new collection in the db, add an index, write data from an RDD distributed over 1,000's of executors to the collection.
I can't find one library that can do all of this. Right now, I'm using mongo-spark-connector to write from RDD, and then I use casbah to create the index.
mongo spark connector (where is scaladoc for this?)- https://docs.mongodb.com/spark-connector/current/scala-api/
casbah - http://mongodb.github.io/casbah/3.1/scaladoc/#package
The process looks like this...
- create the RDD
- write from RDD to new collection (using mongo spark connector)
- create index on collection after writing (using casbah)
Would this approach speed things up? Any ideas how to accomplish it?
- create empty collection
- create index
- build RDD and write to this collection
- use one library to do it
Here's how I go about it right now, but I suspect there's a better way.
imports
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Answered 2017-Nov-07 at 03:08Would this approach speed things up?
Generally with any databases (including MongoDB), index building operation will have a cost to it. If you create an index on an empty collection, the index building operation cost will be incurred during (per) insert operations. If you create the index after all the inserts, the index building cost will be incurred afterwards as well, which may lock the collection until the index build completes.
You can choose either depending on your use case, i.e. if you'd like to access the collection as soon as it completes create the index on an empty collection.
Note that MongoDB has two index build operations type: foreground and background. See MongoDB: Index Creation for more information.
where is scaladoc for this?
There is no scaladoc for it, however there's a javadoc: https://www.javadoc.io/doc/org.mongodb.spark/mongo-spark-connector_2.11/2.2.1
This is because the MongoDB Spark Connector utilises the MongoDB Java driver jars underneath.
Instead of using the legacy Scala driver, Casbah, to create an index you should try to use the official MongoDB Scala driver. For example Create An Index.
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a ListView with 2 TextView
. I'm not very good in Java so I usually follow many tutorials and combine them to create what I need.
But I've tried to combine 2 guides together without much success...
Here is the tutorial I'm trying to follow to add the second TextView
:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?annotation_id=annotation_3104328239&feature=iv&src_vid=8K-6gdTlGEA&v=E6vE8fqQPTE
But this doesn't really help me since I have difficulty understanding how I can implement what he is doing.
So far what I have understood is that I need to add my item like this :
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Answered 2017-Aug-12 at 18:09First, you have to modify your EntryItem
by adding a field to indicate the value, like this:
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