Class Util
- java.lang.Object
-
- jdk.jshell.execution.Util
public class Util extends Object
Miscellaneous utility methods for setting-up implementations of ExecutionControl
. Particularly implementations with remote execution.
- Since:
- 9
Methods
Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
---|---|---|
static void | detectJdiExitEvent(VirtualMachine vm,
Consumer<String> unbiddenExitHandler) | Monitor the JDI event stream for |
static void | forwardExecutionControl(ExecutionControl ec,
ObjectInput in,
ObjectOutput out) | Forward commands from the input to the specified |
static void | forwardExecutionControlAndIO(ExecutionControl ec,
InputStream inStream,
OutputStream outStream,
Map<String,Consumer<OutputStream>> outputStreamMap,
Map<String,Consumer<InputStream>> inputStreamMap) | Forward commands from the input to the specified |
static ExecutionControl | remoteInputOutput(InputStream input,
OutputStream output,
Map<String,OutputStream> outputStreamMap,
Map<String,InputStream> inputStreamMap,
BiFunction<ObjectInput,ObjectOutput,ExecutionControl> factory) | Creates an ExecutionControl for given packetized input and output. |
Methods declared in class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
Methods
forwardExecutionControl
public static void forwardExecutionControl(ExecutionControl ec, ObjectInput in, ObjectOutput out)
Forward commands from the input to the specified ExecutionControl
instance, then responses back on the output.
- Parameters:
-
ec
- the direct instance ofExecutionControl
to process commands -
in
- the command input -
out
- the command response output
forwardExecutionControlAndIO
public static void forwardExecutionControlAndIO(ExecutionControl ec, InputStream inStream, OutputStream outStream, Map<String,Consumer<OutputStream>> outputStreamMap, Map<String,Consumer<InputStream>> inputStreamMap) throws IOException
Forward commands from the input to the specified ExecutionControl
instance, then responses back on the output.
- Parameters:
-
ec
- the direct instance ofExecutionControl
to process commands -
inStream
- the stream from which to create the command input -
outStream
- the stream that will carry any specified auxiliary channels (likeSystem.out
andSystem.err
), and the command response output. -
outputStreamMap
- a map between names of additional streams to carry and setters for the stream. Names starting with '$' are reserved for internal use. -
inputStreamMap
- a map between names of additional streams to carry and setters for the stream. Names starting with '$' are reserved for internal use. - Throws:
-
IOException
- if there are errors using the passed streams
remoteInputOutput
public static ExecutionControl remoteInputOutput(InputStream input, OutputStream output, Map<String,OutputStream> outputStreamMap, Map<String,InputStream> inputStreamMap, BiFunction<ObjectInput,ObjectOutput,ExecutionControl> factory) throws IOException
Creates an ExecutionControl for given packetized input and output. The given InputStream is de-packetized, and content forwarded to ObjectInput and given OutputStreams. The ObjectOutput and values read from the given InputStream are packetized and sent to the given OutputStream.
- Parameters:
-
input
- the packetized input stream -
output
- the packetized output stream -
outputStreamMap
- a map between stream names and the output streams to forward. Names starting with '$' are reserved for internal use. -
inputStreamMap
- a map between stream names and the input streams to forward. Names starting with '$' are reserved for internal use. -
factory
- to create the ExecutionControl from ObjectInput and ObjectOutput. - Returns:
- the created ExecutionControl
- Throws:
-
IOException
- if setting up the streams raised an exception
detectJdiExitEvent
public static void detectJdiExitEvent(VirtualMachine vm, Consumer<String> unbiddenExitHandler)
Monitor the JDI event stream for VMDeathEvent
and VMDisconnectEvent
. If encountered, invokes unbiddenExitHandler
.
- Parameters:
-
vm
- the virtual machine to check -
unbiddenExitHandler
- the handler, which will accept the exit information
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