The code bellow let you create a facade of the current CuratorFramework instance that uses a specific namespace.
The namespace is a relative path to the root path of the current CuratorFramework instance (default "/").

The namespace can be "null", which means that the path will be the same as the root path of the current CuratorFramework instance (default "/").

The namespcae should not start or end with "/"

For example, if your namespace is "abc/abc1", then the relative path will be "/abc/abc1" and you will access only zNodes under this path.

In order for the code bellow to work:
► Make sure to update the "CONNECT_STRING" variable with your information.

Here's an example of how to create a facade of a CuratorFramework instance that uses a specific namespace:

final String CONNECT_STRING = "localhost:2181";

final int SESSION_TIMEOUT_MS = Integer.valueOf(60 * 1000);
final int CONNECTION_TIMEOUT_MS = Integer.valueOf(15 * 1000);
final RetryPolicy RETRY_POLICY = new RetryOneTime(1000);

// -- CuratorFrameworkFactory::newClient
final CuratorFramework curatorFramework = CuratorFrameworkFactory.newClient(CONNECT_STRING, SESSION_TIMEOUT_MS, CONNECTION_TIMEOUT_MS, RETRY_POLICY);

// -- CuratorFramework::start
curatorFramework.start();

// -- CuratorFramework::usingNamespace
// Returns a facade of the current CuratorFramework instance that uses the specified namespace.
final String nameSpace = "abc/abc1";
final CuratorFramework curatorFrameworkUsingNamespace = curatorFramework.usingNamespace(nameSpace);

// do something here ...

// -- CuratorFramework::close
curatorFramework.close();