Re: [Wtp-wst-dev] WTP Server Adapter framework: Cannot call Server.synch

[Elson Yuen <eyuen@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Vladislav,

The org.eclipse.wst.server.core.IServer.synchronousStart(String, IProgressMonitor) is a public API that you can call directly on the IServer object. Note that synchronousStart() is deprecated so it is recommended to use org.eclipse.wst.server.core.IServer.start(String, IProgressMonitor) instead.

On the run on server scenario, the framework always uses the one using the IOperationListener. The IOperationListener kicks off a publish job and a server start job. Unfortunately, in the current design of the code, the server start job does not take the publish job result into the account so it will start the server regardless.

If you want this behaviour to be changed, feel free to open a bugzilla to keep track on this problem.

Regards,
Elson

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Elson Yuen, P.Eng.
RAD and WebSphere Server Tools Lead
IBM Toronto Lab
Tel: (905) 413-2689, T/L: 313-2689


"Iliev, Vladislav" ---06/06/2011 06:36:11 AM---Hi guys, Working with the WTP server adapter and trying to contribute an extension point I'm observi

From: "Iliev, Vladislav" <vladislav.iliev@xxxxxxx>
To: "wtp-wst-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx" <wtp-wst-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 06/06/2011 06:36 AM
Subject: [Wtp-wst-dev] WTP Server Adapter framework: Cannot call Server.synchronousStart method
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Hi guys,
 
Working with the WTP server adapter and trying to contribute an extension point I’m observing a strange behavior:
 
When I say “Run as”->”Run on Server” for a particular servlet I expect to have a sequence of 
2 operations :

• publish
• server start (in my extension point startBeforePublish="false")

This is OK. The entry point here is org.eclipse.wst.server.core.internal.Server#start(String mode2, final IOperationListener opListener)
that calls the operation above in an asynchronous way. This does not suit me, as I want to start the server only if the publish operation is successful.
 
I found another method public void synchronousStart(String mode2, IProgressMonitor monitor) throws CoreException;
That would do the required work instead of me, but what is strange to me is that nobody calls this method.
I didn’t find even how to force the server adapter to call it.
 
Could you please advise me is there a way to call this synchronousStart method (for example property in plugin.xml file for this extension point), or this is kind of a bug?
 
Thanks in advance,
-Vladislav

Vladislav Iliev | TIP CORE Java Server | Next Generation Java Platform | +359 2 8056 753
 
 
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