NFThinCassandraDaemon should work with JSVC like Cassandra does #20
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There is some interesting discussion about JSVC in https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CASSANDRA-3991 at this point i am not sure if we need it. |
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I can confirm that this fix makes Priam behave nicely with Cassandra on Debian Squeeze. |
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NFThinCassandraDaemon should work with JSVC like Cassandra does
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Thanks for the patch and the test. |
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…rthy-3.x CASS-1731 Fixing code formatting errors.
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Out of the (debian) box, Cassandra runs with JSVC. We want to run a lightly modified version that supports Priam, using the NFThinCassandraDaemon. However, the current implementation doesn't work since JSVC hooks into init(String[]) rather than main(String[]). This patch allows running either way.