IceStormAdmin.*
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IceStormAdmin.Host
Synopsis
IceStormAdmin.Host=host
Description
When used together with IceStormAdmin.Port, icestormadmin uses the Finder interface to discover the topic manager at the specified host and port.
icestormadmin ignores this setting if you define one or more IceStormAdmin.TopicManager properties.
IceStormAdmin.Port
Synopsis
IceStormAdmin.Port=port
Description
When used together with IceStormAdmin.Host, icestormadmin uses the Finder interface to discover the topic manager at the specified host and port.
icestormadmin ignores this setting if you define one or more IceStormAdmin.TopicManager properties.
IceStormAdmin.TopicManager.Default
Synopsis
IceStormAdmin.TopicManager.Default=proxy
Description
Defines the proxy for the default IceStorm topic manager. This property is used by icestormadmin. IceStorm applications may choose to use this property for their configuration as well.
IceStormAdmin.TopicManager.name
Synopsis
IceStormAdmin.TopicManager.name=proxy
Description
Defines a proxy for an IceStorm topic manager for icestormadmin. Properties with this pattern are used by icestormadmin if multiple topic managers are in use, for example:
IceStormAdmin.TopicManager.A=A/TopicManager:tcp -h x -p 9995 IceStormAdmin.TopicManager.B=Foo/TopicManager:tcp -h x -p 9995 IceStormAdmin.TopicManager.C=Bar/TopicManager:tcp -h x -p 9987
This sets the proxies for three topic managers. Note that name need not match the instance name of the corresponding topic manager — name simply serves as a tag. With these property settings, the icestormadmin commands that accept a topic can now specify a topic manager other than the default topic manager that is configured with IceStormAdmin.TopicManager.Default. For example:
current Foo create myTopic create Bar/myOtherTopic
This sets the current topic manager to the one with instance name Foo; the first create command then creates the topic within that topic manager, whereas the second create command uses the topic manager with instance name Bar.