Examples of com.sun.faban.common.Registry

com.sun.faban.common.Registry

The methods in this interface are the public face of Registry The Registry is the single remote object that runs on the master machine and with which all other instances of remote servers reregister. A remote reference to any remote service is obtained by the GUI as well as the Engine through the registry. There is only one remote server object (the Registry) that is on the master machine. Once a reference to the Registry is obtained by the client, it should use the 'getReference' method to obtain a reference to any type of remote server.

Although the Registry implementation uses rmi underneath, the rmi registry is fully encapsulated inside the Registry and RegistryLocator to avoid any confusion in the agent programs and other programs accessing the registry. @author Shanti Subrmanyam

     * @return The total number of agents configured
     * @throws Exception Any error that could happen configuring the master
     */
    protected int configure() throws Exception {


        Registry registry = RegistryLocator.getRegistry();


        int totalAgentCnt = 0;


        // Get all agents for all drivers
        for (int i = 0; i < benchDef.drivers.length && !runAborted; i++) {
            // Only for drivers to run...
            if (runInfo.driverConfigs[i].numAgents > 0) {


                // Get all the agentImpl refs
                String agentName = benchDef.drivers[i].name + "Agent";
                Remote[] refs = registry.getServices(agentName);
                int agentCnt;


                // Usually, the agents should have been started
                // according to the given number. But just in case
                // some of them did not get started or there might

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