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Subject: Socket Factories in hadoop
From: Ahmad Shahzad <ashahzad4@gmail.com>
To: mapreduce-dev@hadoop.apache.org
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Hi ALL,
           Where can i find the socket factories that are used by hadoop to
create its sockets. By this i mean to say that map-reduce framework of
hadoop along with HDFS uses sockets to communicate with each other. So, i am
looking for socket factories that hadoop framework uses to carry out its
work. I looked into the hadoop directory and could find SocksSocketFactory
and StandardSocketFactory java classes in core/org/apache/hadoop/net
directory. Are these the only socket factories used by hadoop or is there
any more??

One more thing, can i create my own socket factory and use that to create
sockets that can be used by hadoop??

Ahmad

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