Examples of org.gradle.api.plugins.jetty.internal.Monitor

Package org.gradle.api.plugins.jetty.internal

Examples of org.gradle.api.plugins.jetty.internal.Monitor

org.gradle.api.plugins.jetty.internal.Monitor
Monitor
Listens for stop commands eg via mvn jetty:stop and causes jetty to stop either by exiting the jvm, or by stopping the Server instances. The choice of behaviour is controlled by either passing true (exit jvm) or false (stop Servers) in the constructor.

            server.start();


            logger.info("Started Jetty Server");


            if (getStopPort() != null && getStopPort() > 0 && getStopKey() != null) {
                Monitor monitor = new Monitor(getStopPort(), getStopKey(),
                        new Server[]{(Server) server.getProxiedObject()}, !daemon);
                monitor.start();
            }


            // start the scanner thread (if necessary) on the main webapp
            configureScanner();
            startScanner();

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            if (daemon) {
                return;
            }


            if (getStopPort() != null && getStopPort() > 0 && getStopKey() != null) {
                Monitor monitor = new Monitor(getStopPort(), getStopKey(), (Server) server.getProxiedObject());
                monitor.start();
            }


            // start the scanner thread (if necessary) on the main webapp
            configureScanner();
            startScanner();

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