On Mar 19, 2004, at 3:01 AM, Adrian Brock wrote:
On Fri, 2004-03-19 at 01:43, Bela Ban wrote:Hey Adrian,
what are you doing ? You're breaking our code by changing start() to startService() !
No I am not. All the cache tests still work for me.
start() invokes startService(). start() was never intended to be overriden, in fact doing so in the way you had it breaks the state machine of ServiceMBeanSupport
What I have actually done is change start() to go via the service controller so when you click start()/stop() on the jmx console it also starts/stops dependent services.
start() -> serviceController -> startService() \--> startService() on dependents
before my modification it was start() -> startService() which meant dependents didn't start
Regards, Adrian
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