Examples of org.globus.workspace.service.InstanceResource.activate()

org.globus.workspace.service.InstanceResource.activate()

Scheduler must call either this or activateOverride(int) once, when it initially releases the workspace. The rest of the scheduler's calls should be made to setTargetState ONLY. The reason the first call is not to setTargetState is so we don't have to duplicate each workspace's preferred initial target state (once it gets going) over in the scheduler. However, if the scheduler wants to override the client's requested target state, it can use activateOverride(targetState) below to activate the workspace with the scheduler's desired targetState *instead* of calling activate() @throws ManageException exc

                }
            }


            resource.setOpsEnabled(true);
            try {
                resource.activate();
                this.sweeper.scheduleSweeper();
            } catch (ManageException e) {
                logger.error("", e);
            }
        }

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