java 无效参数异常,java.io.IOException：参数无效

I have a web application running in cluster mode with a load balancer.

It consists in two tomcats (T1, and T2) addressing only one DB.

T2 is nfs mounted to T1. This is the only dofference between both nodes.

I have a java method generating some files. If the request

runs on T1 there is no problem but if the request is running on node 2

I get an exception as follows:

java.io.IOException: Invalid argument

at java.io.FileOutputStream.close0(Native Method)

at java.io.FileOutputStream.close(FileOutputStream.java:279)

The corresponding code is as follows:

for (int i = 0; i < dataFileList.size(); i++) {

outputFileName = outputFolder + fileNameList.get(i);

FileOutputStream fileOut = new FileOutputStream(outputFileName);

fileOut.write(dataFileList.get(i), 0, dataFileList.get(i).length);

fileOut.flush();

fileOut.close();

}

The exception appears at the fileOut.close()

Any hint?

Luis

解决方案

Finally I found the reason.

First I've notices that NOT always this exception comes

at the same point.

Sometimes was a

java.io.IOException: Invalid argument

at java.io.FileOutputStream.close0(Native Method)

at java.io.FileOutputStream.close(FileOutputStream.java:279)

^^^^^

and sometimes was

java.io.IOException: Invalid argument

at java.io.FileOutputStream.writeBytes(Native Method)

at java.io.FileOutputStream.write(FileOutputStream.java:260)

Therefore the problem is NOT a java problem. Not even a NFS problem.

The problem is the underlying File System type which is an DRBD

file system.

Testing at a shell to write across the nodes works if one is writing a small

file. I.e:

at the nfs mounted node

cd /tmp

date > /shared/path-to-some-not-mounted-dir/today

will work

but

cat myBigFile > /shared/path-to-some-not-mounted-dir/today

will deliver the following error

cat: write error: Invalid argument

Therefore the solution is to use other type of file system, gfs for example.