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Class jada.net.ObjectServer

java.lang.Object
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public class ObjectServer

extends Object

implements Runnable, JadaNetConst, JadaNetOpcodes

ObjectServer()

Constructor: builds a new object server listening at the default port.

ObjectServer(int)

Constructor: builds a new object server listening at given port.

getObjectSpace()

Return the ObjectSpace object used by the server

main(String[])

ObjectServer's entry point as standalone java program.

run()

The main loop: accepts socket connections and run new threads.

setDebug(boolean)

Sets the debug mode.

setVerbose(boolean)

Sets the verbose mode.

waitToStart()

This method returns when the server is up & running.

  public ObjectServer()

Constructor: builds a new object server listening at the default port.

  public ObjectServer(int port)

Constructor: builds a new object server listening at given port.

  public void run()

The main loop: accepts socket connections and run new threads.

  public synchronized void waitToStart()

This method returns when the server is up & running.

  public synchronized void setVerbose(boolean mode)

Sets the verbose mode. Requests will be printed to System.out stream.

  public synchronized void setDebug(boolean mode)

Sets the debug mode. Debug info will be printed to System.err stream (if Jada is setted to report errors,

See Also:

  public ObjectSpace getObjectSpace()

Return the ObjectSpace object used by the server

  public static void main(String args[]) throws IOException

ObjectServer's entry point as standalone java program. Used to run a remote object server. Accepts remote connections and runs a ServerThread to listen to the new sockets.
Usage: java jada.server.ObjectServer [-v] [-p port]
The -verbose option causes debug output to be written on the terminal.
The -p port option can bu used to specify the connection port.

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