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<td>setClusterUrl</td>
<td>The url used to get information about OceanBase servers. Query with <code>show parameters like 'obconfig_url'</code> using user of `sys` tenant, and you can get it at the `value` field.</td>
<td>The url used to get information about servers of OceanBase Enterprise Edition. Query with <code>show parameters like 'obconfig_url'</code> using user of `sys` tenant, and you can get it at the `value` field.</td>
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<td>rootserver_list</td>
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<td>setRsList</td>
<td>The OceanBase server list. Query with <code>show parameters like 'rootservice_list'</code> using user of `sys` tenant, and you can get it at the `value` field.</td>
<td>The server list of OceanBase Community Edition. Query with <code>show parameters like 'rootservice_list'</code> using user of `sys` tenant, and you can get it at the `value` field.</td>
The initial version of LogProxy client is released with `'groupId'='com.oceanbase.logclient'` and `'artifactId'='logproxy-client'`, and we use `'groupId'='com.oceanbase'` and `'artifactId'='oblogclient-logproxy'` since `1.1.0`. If you want to use a legacy version of LogProxy client, you can add it to Maven as following:
```xml
<dependency>
<groupId>com.oceanbase.logclient</groupId>
<artifactId>logproxy-client</artifactId>
<version>1.0.7</version>
</dependency>
```
#### Record Compression
The log proxy compresses the record data by default from `1.0.1`, and to decompress the data properly, you should use `1.0.4` or later version of the client.