/**
* Tests an on-the-fly RPC that was scheduled for the earlier RS on the same port for openRegion.
* The region server should reject this RPC. (HBASE-9721)
*/
@Test
public void testOpenCloseRegionRPCIntendedForPreviousServer() throws Exception {
Assert.assertTrue(getRS().getRegion(regionName).isAvailable());
ServerName sn = getRS().getServerName();
ServerName earlierServerName = ServerName.valueOf(sn.getHostname(), sn.getPort(), 1);
try {
CloseRegionRequest request =
RequestConverter.buildCloseRegionRequest(earlierServerName, regionName);
getRS().getRSRpcServices().closeRegion(null, request);
Assert.fail("The closeRegion should have been rejected");
} catch (ServiceException se) {
Assert.assertTrue(se.getCause() instanceof IOException);
Assert.assertTrue(
se.getCause().getMessage().contains("This RPC was intended for a different server"));
}
// actual close
closeRegionNoZK();
try {
AdminProtos.OpenRegionRequest orr =
RequestConverter.buildOpenRegionRequest(earlierServerName, hri, null, null);
getRS().getRSRpcServices().openRegion(null, orr);
Assert.fail("The openRegion should have been rejected");
} catch (ServiceException se) {
Assert.assertTrue(se.getCause() instanceof IOException);
Assert.assertTrue(
se.getCause().getMessage().contains("This RPC was intended for a different server"));
} finally {
openRegion(HTU, getRS(), hri);
}
}
/** Test that if we do a close while opening it stops the opening. */
@Test(timeout = 60000)
public void testCancelOpeningWithoutZK() throws Exception {
// We close
closeRegionNoZK();
checkRegionIsClosed(HTU, getRS(), hri);
// Let do the initial steps, without having a handler
getRS().getRegionsInTransitionInRS().put(hri.getEncodedNameAsBytes(), Boolean.TRUE);
// That's a close without ZK.
AdminProtos.CloseRegionRequest crr =
RequestConverter.buildCloseRegionRequest(getRS().getServerName(), regionName);
try {
getRS().rpcServices.closeRegion(null, crr);
Assert.assertTrue(false);
} catch (ServiceException expected) {
}
// The state in RIT should have changed to close
Assert.assertEquals(
Boolean.FALSE, getRS().getRegionsInTransitionInRS().get(hri.getEncodedNameAsBytes()));
// Let's start the open handler
HTableDescriptor htd = getRS().tableDescriptors.get(hri.getTable());
getRS().service.submit(new OpenRegionHandler(getRS(), getRS(), hri, htd));
// The open handler should have removed the region from RIT but kept the region closed
checkRegionIsClosed(HTU, getRS(), hri);
openRegion(HTU, getRS(), hri);
}
public static void closeRegion(HBaseTestingUtility HTU, HRegionServer rs, HRegionInfo hri)
throws Exception {
AdminProtos.CloseRegionRequest crr =
RequestConverter.buildCloseRegionRequest(rs.getServerName(), hri.getEncodedName());
AdminProtos.CloseRegionResponse responseClose = rs.rpcServices.closeRegion(null, crr);
Assert.assertTrue(responseClose.getClosed());
checkRegionIsClosed(HTU, rs, hri);
}
/** Close the region without using ZK */
private void closeRegionNoZK() throws Exception {
// no transition in ZK
AdminProtos.CloseRegionRequest crr =
RequestConverter.buildCloseRegionRequest(getRS().getServerName(), regionName);
AdminProtos.CloseRegionResponse responseClose = getRS().rpcServices.closeRegion(null, crr);
Assert.assertTrue(responseClose.getClosed());
// now waiting & checking. After a while, the transition should be done and the region closed
checkRegionIsClosed(HTU, getRS(), hri);
}
@Test(timeout = 60000)
public void testMultipleCloseFromMaster() throws Exception {
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
AdminProtos.CloseRegionRequest crr =
RequestConverter.buildCloseRegionRequest(getRS().getServerName(), regionName, null);
try {
AdminProtos.CloseRegionResponse responseClose = getRS().rpcServices.closeRegion(null, crr);
Assert.assertTrue(
"request " + i + " failed", responseClose.getClosed() || responseClose.hasClosed());
} catch (ServiceException se) {
Assert.assertTrue("The next queries may throw an exception.", i > 0);
}
}
checkRegionIsClosed(HTU, getRS(), hri);
openRegion(HTU, getRS(), hri);
}