"; }
void counterReset () { colNum = 0; rowNum = 0 ; }
long diskBytes = 1024 * 1024 * 1024;
String diskByteStr = "GB";
String sorterField = null;
String sorterOrder = null;
String NodeHeaderStr(String name) {
String ret = "class=header";
String order = "ASC";
if ( name.equals( sorterField ) ) {
ret += sorterOrder;
if ( sorterOrder.equals("ASC") )
order = "DSC";
}
ret += " onClick=\"window.document.location=" +
"'/dfshealth.jsp?sorter/field=" + name + "&sorter/order=" +
order + "'\" title=\"sort on this column\"";
return ret;
}
public void generateNodeData( JspWriter out, DatanodeDescriptor d,
String suffix, boolean alive )
throws IOException {
/* Say the datanode is dn1.hadoop.apache.org with ip 192.168.0.5
we use:
1) d.getHostName():d.getPort() to display.
Domain and port are stripped if they are common across the nodes.
i.e. "dn1"
2) d.getHost():d.Port() for "title".
i.e. "192.168.0.5:50010"
3) d.getHostName():d.getInfoPort() for url.
i.e. "http://dn1.hadoop.apache.org:50075/..."
Note that "d.getHost():d.getPort()" is what DFS clients use
to interact with datanodes.
*/
// from nn_browsedfscontent.jsp:
String url = "http://" + d.getHostName() + ":" + d.getInfoPort() +
"/browseDirectory.jsp?namenodeInfoPort=" +
fsn.getNameNodeInfoPort() + "&dir=" +
URLEncoder.encode("/", "UTF-8");
String name = d.getHostName() + ":" + d.getPort();
if ( !name.matches( "\\d+\\.\\d+.\\d+\\.\\d+.*" ) )
name = name.replaceAll( "\\.[^.:]*", "" );
int idx = (suffix != null && name.endsWith( suffix )) ?
name.indexOf( suffix ) : -1;
out.print( rowTxt() + "
" +
(( idx > 0 ) ? name.substring(0, idx) : name) + "" +
(( alive ) ? "" : "\n") );
if ( !alive )
return;
long c = d.getCapacity();
long u = d.getDfsUsed();
String percentUsed;
if (c > 0)
percentUsed = FsShell.limitDecimalTo2(((1.0 * u)/c)*100);
else
percentUsed = "100";
String adminState = (d.isDecommissioned() ? "Decommissioned" :
(d.isDecommissionInProgress() ? "Decommission In Progress":
"In Service"));
long timestamp = d.getLastUpdate();
long currentTime = System.currentTimeMillis();
out.print("