The agent does not use a broker. The console creates the jobs and sends
it to the agent sitting on the server using a SOAP call. The "options"
of the job are colon separated strings (or any value chosen as the
agent.delim.options in lokahi.properties). Along with the options are
the "return to address" (the address of the console) and the "return
method". (These are all part of the SOAP message.) 

org.apache.lokahi.core.agent.JobSOAP receives the soap message in the
handleJob function (line 52) then adds it to the local job queue
(AgentJob.store(j) - like 57). The job queue contains a run time
collection of AgentJobs. These are stored within the TMCDataStore and
TMCCache. When the agent is restarted, all current jobs being handled by
the agent are lost if they have not been sent back to the console.

The jobs are now run through with the JobScheduler (Collection<AgentJob>
jobs = AgentJob.getJobs(State.NEW); - line 53). 

When the jobs are complete, the ReportingThread gets the jobs
(Collection<AgentJob> jobs = AgentJob.getJobs(State.COMPLETE); - line
67) and sends the result back to the console using TMCSOAPMessage. The
console receives the returned SOAP message and then update the database.

-Jeff 

-----Original Message-----
From: Ludovic Maitre [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2007 7:37 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Some questions about the TMCAgent

Hi all,

I try to finish the port of Lokahi to MySQL but i'm stuck on the 
TMCAgent part (i believe). I cannot find where is initialized the broker

(apart in the the commented line //DerbyBroker.initialize() of 
TMCAgent), nor where are really loaded the jobs : in jobscheduler, there

is a line : Collection<AgentJob> jobs = AgentJob.getJobs(State.NEW); 
which i believe should load the jobs, but after having read AgentJob, 
TMCDataStore and TMCCache i still haven't found where the agent call the

broker to read the jobs available in database. Could someone give me a 
clue about this ? Is this part of the agent developed or should i code 
it ? (i guess it's not hard but i'm wondering why this hasn't been 
already coded -> i have surely missed something [also where is 
configured the database used by the agent? does it use webservices to 
call the controller ? where is configured the controller adress and port

? should i put a jvm.conf file on the agent installation folder ?...]).

So best regards and thanks in advance for any answer,

PS: Sorry for the trivial questions but more i discover this app and 
more i understand that i haven't really understand it last year.

-- 
Cordialement,
Ludo - http://www.ubik-products.com
---
"L'amour pour principe et l'ordre pour base; le progres pour but"
(A.Comte) 




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