Examples of hudson.model.Computer.disconnect()

hudson.model.Computer.disconnect()
Disconnect this computer. If this is the master, no-op. This method may return immediately while the launch operation happens asynchronously. @param cause Object that identifies the reason the node was disconnected. @return {@link Future} to track the asynchronous disconnect operation. @see #connect(boolean) @since 1.320

     * Removes a {@link Node} from Hudson.
     */
    public synchronized void removeNode(Node n) throws IOException {
        Computer c = n.toComputer();
        if (c!=null)
            c.disconnect(OfflineCause.create(Messages._Hudson_NodeBeingRemoved()));


        ArrayList<Node> nl = new ArrayList<Node>(this.slaves);
        nl.remove(n);
        setNodes(nl);
    }

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                try {
                    System.err.println("NukeSlaveListener about to disconnect. the next error bitching about a slave disconnecting is normal");
                    computer.getChannel().syncLocalIO();
                    computer.getChannel().close();
                    computer.disconnect(null);
                    computer.waitUntilOffline();
                } catch (Exception e) {
                }


                VirtualMachineLauncher launcher = (VirtualMachineLauncher)slave.getLauncher();

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