Examples of ThreadIO

org.apache.felix.service.threadio.ThreadIO
Enable multiplexing of the standard IO streams for input, output, and error.
This service guards the central resource of IO streams. The standard streams are singletons. This service replaces the singletons with special versions that can find a unique stream for each thread. If no stream is associated with a thread, it will use the standard input/output that was originally set. @author aqute
org.osgi.service.threadio.ThreadIO
Enable multiplexing of the standard IO streams for input, output, and error. This service guards the central resource of IO streams. The standard streams are singletons. This service replaces the singletons with special versions that can find a unique stream for each thread. If no stream is associated with a thread, it will use the standard input/output that was originally set. TODO The javadoc in this class need a good scrub before release. @ThreadSafe @version $Revision: 5654 $

Examples of org.osgi.service.threadio.ThreadIO

     */
    public void run(CommandSession parent, String args[]) throws Exception {


        CommandShellImpl commandProcessor = new CommandShellImpl();
        // TODO: find out what the down side of not using a real ThreadIO implementation is.
        commandProcessor.setThreadio(new ThreadIO(){
            public void setStreams(InputStream in, PrintStream out, PrintStream err) {
            }
            public void close() {
            }
        });

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Examples of org.osgi.service.threadio.ThreadIO

     */
    public void run(CommandSession parent, String args[]) throws Exception {


        CommandShellImpl commandProcessor = new CommandShellImpl();
        // TODO: find out what the down side of not using a real ThreadIO implementation is.
        commandProcessor.setThreadio(new ThreadIO(){
            public void setStreams(InputStream in, PrintStream out, PrintStream err) {
            }
            public void close() {
            }
        });

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