Examples of MasterServer

  • de.fhkn.in.uce.master.server.MasterServer
    Class to start a main server which starts a stun, relay and mediator server. @author Robert Danczak
  • net.sphene.goim.serverbrowser.models.MasterServer
    A MasterServer which is saved in the preferences. Protocol extensions may subclass to provide additional attributes. but.. it has to be serializeable (of course) the changeListeners will be notified if the serverList changes (where the 'source' will be the MasterServer) or if one of the information within the servers is changed (where 'source' will be the GameServer which changed.) @author kahless
  • org.jamesii.core.distributed.masterserver.MasterServer
    The simulation master server is the centralised server class for the distributed usage of James II. Services, e.g., simulation servers, have to register here before they can be used. Services are registered and hold in a "service registry" {@link ServiceRegistry}). This class provides the management of the services as such a "service resource management", and can provide service availability checking functionality. The master server cannot be directly used for executing simulations -- it can just be used for service registering, and simulation instance creation and delegated control. @author Jan Himmelspach
  • org.neo4j.kernel.ha.MasterServer
    Sits on the master side, receiving serialized requests from slaves (via {@link MasterClient}). Delegates actual work to {@link MasterImpl}.

    • Examples of org.neo4j.kernel.ha.MasterServer

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                return db.getMasterServerIfMaster() != null;
            }

            public SlaveInfo[] getConnectedSlaves()
            {
                MasterServer master = db.getMasterServerIfMaster();
                if ( master == null ) return null;
                List<SlaveInfo> result = new ArrayList<SlaveInfo>();
                for ( Map.Entry<Integer, Collection<SlaveContext>> entry : master.getSlaveInformation().entrySet() )
                {
                    result.add( slaveInfo( entry.getKey().intValue(), entry.getValue() ) );
                }
                return result.toArray( new SlaveInfo[result.size()] );
            }
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