The program I'm writing uses ActiveMQ to send messages between to
applications. I'd like one of the applications to start the ActiveMQ server
as a separate process when that application is run. The code for starting
the ActiveMQ server looks something like this...
int WINAPI WinMain(HINSTANCE, HINSTANCE, LPSTR, int)
{
//START ACTIVEMQ
Process ^procActiveMQ = gcnew Process();
procActiveMQ->StartInfo->FileName = "tools\\activemq\\start_broker.bat";
procActiveMQ->Start();
Sleep(15000) //<----I don't like this approach
//START OTHER PROCESSES...
}
Do you see that ugly call to Sleep()? Basically I'm giving ActiveMQ enough
time, on any machine, to get started before I begin creating other processes
that rely on ActiveMQ being up and running.
My question, how can I be notified when ActiveMQ is up and running instead
of just sleeping long enough to guarantee it's ready? Thanks in advance for
all your help!
Beeeph
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