Hi Jeffrey, Steve,
Many thanks for your detailed explanations, i now have enough
informations to continue debugging the MySQL version.
Best regards,
Toback, Steve a écrit :
Hi Ludovic
The o.a.l.core.controller.CheckJvmThread.doPrimaryFunction() ends up
creating a o.a.l.core.controller.task.SendJobTask (Extends runnable) for
each Job that exists with State.NEW. These runnable objects are thrown
in a thread pool that ultimately calls
org.apache.lokahi.core.api.job.Job.send() to create a soap message and
send it to the agent on the installed hardware.
The agent doesn't talk to the database at all :)
So it is a push and not a pull.
Steve
-----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.
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Cordialement,
Ludo - http://www.ubik-products.com
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"L'amour pour principe et l'ordre pour base; le progres pour but" (A.Comte)
