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ref #FLUME-3361 Added support for environment variable in ZooKeeper b… #326

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Added support for environment variable in ZooKeeper based conf by setting
-DpropertiesImplementation=org.apache.flume.node.EnvVarResolverProperties . This is consistent with the way environment variables are supported in local file based Flume agent conf.

…ased conf by setting -DpropertiesImplementation=org.apache.flume.node.EnvVarResolverProperties . This is consistent with the way environment variables are supported in local file based Flume agent conf.
… conf by setting -DpropertiesImplementation=org.apache.flume.node.EnvVarResolverProperties . This is consistent with the way environment variables are supported in local file based Flume agent conf. Also fixed code style issues.
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Fixed code style issues.

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Generally I'm okay with this, other than the point raised. What would the intention be for this though? To support non-properties file configurations? Where does this lead to?

properties.load(new StringReader(fileContent));
configMap = toMap(properties);
Map<String, String> configMap = Collections.emptyMap();
if (configData != null && configData.length > 0) {
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The else case previously set configMap = Collections.emptyMap(). We should retain this behaviour.

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Thanks for taking it up Tristan!
I have initialized configMap to emptyMap (Map<String, String> configMap = Collections.emptyMap();) so that an emptyMap (and not null) is returned even in case of a handled exception.
Tried to explain in detail below. Please let me know if I'm missing anything.

BEFORE:

Map m = null

if config does not exists
m = empty Map
return m
else
m = Map with config value //IO Exception is thrown

return m

NOW:

Map m = empty Map (so that I don't end up returning null in case of exceptions below)

if config exists
m = Map with config value
catch new possible exceptions other than IO

return m //so returning empty map like before (retaining the behavior)
//if Config does not exist or if an exception occurs that is handled

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Hi Tristan, please let me know if you are waiting for anything else from me.

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Hey Tristan,
Please let me know if there anything else I need to fix or explain?

Thanks

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