Examples of org.openbp.guiclient.remote.ServerConnection.connect()

Class org.openbp.guiclient.remote.ServerConnection

Examples of org.openbp.guiclient.remote.ServerConnection.connect()

org.openbp.guiclient.remote.ServerConnection.connect()
Tries to connect to the server. Also establishes a session and starts the server event polling if login information is present. @param throwError true Throws an exception in case of error.
false Silently ignores if no server is present. However, throws exceptions if other error occur. @throws OpenBPException On error

    // By default, use an anonymous login
    ServerConnection connection = ServerConnection.getInstance();
    connection.setLoginInfo(new ClientLoginInfo("Anonymous", null));
    try
    {
      connection.connect(true);
    }
    catch (OpenBPException e)
    {
      // Show dialog box if the user has not chose to skip it before
      if (! SettingUtil.getBooleanSetting("openbp.cockpit.connectionwarning.hide", false))

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      if (! serverConnection.isConnected())
      {
        try
        {
          // If we are not connected, try to connect to the server
          serverConnection.connect(true);


          JaspiraEventMgr.fireGlobalEvent("plugin.serverconnection.reconnect");


          String message = getPluginResourceCollection().getRequiredString("reconnect.okmessage");
          JMsgBox.show(null, message, JMsgBox.ICON_INFO);

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