+1 for isRunning(),
- Asanka
James Agnew wrote:
I agree 100%. There are now two methods that provide the
same functionality (keepRunning() and isRunning()). I've deprecated the
former and added some javadoc to explain the change.
Certainly prevailing conventions would dictate that the met
I agree 100%. There are now two methods that provide the same functionality
(keepRunning() and isRunning()). I've deprecated the former and added some
javadoc to explain the change.
Certainly prevailing conventions would dictate that the method be named
isRunning(), but I'm betting that the old me
Thanks Peter. My time is a bit short at the moment to look at the source code,
but solely looking at the names of the methods, it seems that "keepRunning"
would indicate whether the server _should_ continue to run rather than
"isRunning" which seems to answer the boolean question as to whether t
Hi All,
This seems sensible enough. The HL7Server class actually already has a
method to determine whether the server is running (boolean keepRunning()),
but it is protected, and the name isn't particularly obvious. So, I've added
the method below to the trunk.
Incidentally Erik, if by chance you
I added the following method to the HL7Server class.
public boolean isRunning() {
return keepRunning;
}
If I am not mistaken it reliably tells me if the servers is running
or not.
In our case when the application is initiated a SimpleServer object is
saved to the application c
Hi Erik,
I missed your reply, is the application you built in the trunk ?
- Asanka
Erik Gfesser wrote:
Asanka,
Please see the attached reply I recently provided to Peter Gershkovich.
No, HAPI does not provide JMX support at this point in time. I needed
to provide custom development in ord
Asanka,
Please see the attached reply I recently provided to Peter Gershkovich. No,
HAPI does not provide JMX support at this point in time. I needed to provide
custom development in order to incorporate JMX, but it was worth the effort to
incorporate this functionality; the administrators of t
Getting JMX support implemented to the server is the ideal solution, do
we already have JMX support for HAPI ? (Sorry I'm new to the library).
If you want to use a WEB interface why not use Monit, that will do all
the operations you required and provide a nice UI.
> - Asanka
> Peter Gershkovich
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