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Split client construction and connection validation #422

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What is the goal of this PR?

To prevent null pointer errors during failover tasks being executed, we go back to the previous model of first creating a client, then opening and validating the connection.

What are the changes implemented in this PR?

  • Split client constructor and client opening internally, so that cluster-server-client can be retained and opened even if the connection is not available at the time.

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@flyingsilverfin flyingsilverfin changed the title We refactor the cluster client open to extract open connection valida… Split client creation and open/validation calls Jun 2, 2023
@flyingsilverfin flyingsilverfin marked this pull request as ready for review June 2, 2023 12:45

@Override
public boolean isOpen() {
return !channel().isShutdown() && connectionValidated;
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"open" now means the channel is available and the connection has been validated

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I think these should be in different accessors now. There's currently no way to check whether the client is in a "destroyed" state (i.e. .close() was explicitly called), or if it's in a "not yet validated" state where it can be reopened.

transmitter.close();
} catch (InterruptedException e) {
Thread.currentThread().interrupt();
if (isOpen()) {
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this "Close" method can ever only be called once by the user, and does not auto-recover the way that a network interrupt does.

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See my previous comment. If the client has been opened but not validated (network error, whatever else) the channel will not be shut down.

@@ -320,6 +322,12 @@ private void waitForPrimaryReplicaSelection() {
}
}

private ClusterServerClient fetchOpenServerClient(String address) {
ClusterServerClient serverClient = clusterServerClient(address);
if (!serverClient.isOpen()) serverClient.validateConnection(); // may throw exception
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since we can't use clients until we validate the connection, we attempt to validate until the validation succeeds

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Here too, isOpen() represents both transient network failures, for which we want to reattempt a handshake, and a forcibly closed client, for which we don't.

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@Override
public boolean isOpen() {
return !channel().isShutdown() && connectionValidated;
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I think these should be in different accessors now. There's currently no way to check whether the client is in a "destroyed" state (i.e. .close() was explicitly called), or if it's in a "not yet validated" state where it can be reopened.

transmitter.close();
} catch (InterruptedException e) {
Thread.currentThread().interrupt();
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See my previous comment. If the client has been opened but not validated (network error, whatever else) the channel will not be shut down.

@@ -320,6 +322,12 @@ private void waitForPrimaryReplicaSelection() {
}
}

private ClusterServerClient fetchOpenServerClient(String address) {
ClusterServerClient serverClient = clusterServerClient(address);
if (!serverClient.isOpen()) serverClient.validateConnection(); // may throw exception
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Here too, isOpen() represents both transient network failures, for which we want to reattempt a handshake, and a forcibly closed client, for which we don't.

@flyingsilverfin flyingsilverfin changed the title Split client creation and open/validation calls Split client construction and connection validation Jun 2, 2023
@typedb-bot typedb-bot requested a review from dmitrii-ubskii June 2, 2023 18:00
@flyingsilverfin flyingsilverfin merged commit 33881a7 into typedb:master Jun 2, 2023
@flyingsilverfin flyingsilverfin deleted the fix-cluster-server-client-open branch June 2, 2023 18:55
dmitrii-ubskii added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 22, 2023
## What is the goal of this PR?

We update the Rust driver to support the features introduced in driver
Java since v2.19 in effort to preserve the feature set when
transitioning from the JVM-native implementation to the Rust JNI
implementation.

## What are the changes implemented in this PR?

Changes in master since branching (#417):

Reimplemented in Rust and made available in Java over JNI:
- #409 
- #421 
- 1f396a6 Improve method unavailable error message
- #430 
- #431: partial, since `tonic` does not report SSL errors to the same
granularity

Cherry-picked directly:
- #415
- 42800e7 Update VERSION to 2.18.1
- 7cd0a5a Add eclipsesource-minimal-json to maven dependencies (#423)
- 63614ec Update CODEOWNERS
- #424

Dropped entirely (Java-specific or obsolete):
- #422 
- 8c0caa1 Update VERSION and release notes

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Co-authored-by: Benjamin Small <benjaminasmall@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: joshua <joshua@vaticle.com>
Co-authored-by: Krishnan Govindraj <krishnangovindraj@users.noreply.github.com>
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