public interface Launcher
This API is design to provide a clean mechanism for remote process launching (launching that occurs on a remote network node).
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
int |
launch(java.lang.String[] cmdlist,
boolean silent,
boolean wait,
boolean console)
Launches the external executible specified by the
cmdlist
taking into account the flags which specify synchronous or asynchronous
operation and whether a prompt is provided after the child process
terminates. |
void |
launch(java.lang.String[] cmdlist,
int sout,
int sin)
Launches the external executible specified by the
cmdlist
on an asynchronous basis. |
int launch(java.lang.String[] cmdlist,
boolean silent,
boolean wait,
boolean console)
cmdlist
taking into account the flags which specify synchronous or asynchronous
operation and whether a prompt is provided after the child process
terminates. The command is always executed as a child process of the
shell which is a child process of the JVM process on the node in which
this is served.
STDIN, STDOUT and STDERR are
all linked from the child process to the current JVM process using
a StreamConnector for each pipe.
cmdlist - The command line to be executed, with the first element
used as the program to run and all other array elements as
the arguments.silent - If true the default prompt is suppressed.
Otherwise, ThinClient.pause is called when the
child process exits.wait - If true, synchronous operation is requested
which waits for the termination of the child process on the
current thread. If false, a thread will be
started to wait for the child process termination and to
subsequently handle cleanup (asynchronous mode).console - If true, the process is starting in a separate new console,
false means using 4GL no-console option.void launch(java.lang.String[] cmdlist,
int sout,
int sin)
cmdlist
on an asynchronous basis. The command is always executed as a child
process of the shell which is a child process of the the JVM process on
the node in which this is served.
STDIN, STDOUT and STDERR are
all linked from the child process to the passed parameters if
those parameters are not null. Any null
pipes are closed immediately and those pipes connected with the
passed parameters must be closed by the caller. Please see the
ProcessStream for more details.
cmdlist - The command line to be executed, with the first element
used as the program to run and all other array elements as
the arguments.sout - The id of a ProcessStream instance to be connected to
the child process' STDOUT and STDERR or
-1 for no connection. Used for reading.sin - The id of a ProcessStream instance to be
connected to the child process' STDIN or
-1 for no connection. Used for writing.