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Class telephony.manager.ManagementServer

java.lang.Object
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   +----java.rmi.server.RemoteObject
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           +----java.rmi.server.RemoteServer
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                   +----java.rmi.server.UnicastRemoteObject
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                           +----telephony.manager.ManagementServer

public class ManagementServer

extends UnicastRemoteObject

implements ManagementServerInterface, Runnable

The ManagementServer keeps track of the state of the system by receiving solicited or unsolicited logs from ManagementClient objects, which in turn are invoked by system components.

The system manager can use the ManagementServer to control ManagementClient objects. The clients are controlled by RMI calls they provide.

Author:

David L. Roxe

See Also:

RunServer

ManagementServer(String, StateManager, TextArea, UserInterface)

This is the only constructor for a ManagementServer.

run()

submitManagementClientLog(ManagementClientLog)

This is a publicly available method which is used by ManagementClients via RMI.

 public ManagementServer(String name,
                         StateManager s,
                         TextArea d,
                         UserInterface u) throws RemoteException

This is the only constructor for a ManagementServer. It creates a new ManagementServer and binds it to the (already running) rmiregistry on the local host.

Parameters:

name - This the name the ManagementServer uses to identify itself to the rmiregistry. For now, the name is obtained from RunServer, and must agree with the hard-coded name in ManagementClient.java, should should probably someday check an environment variable instead.

 public void run()

 public int submitManagementClientLog(ManagementClientLog LogUpdate) throws RemoteException

This is a publicly available method which is used by ManagementClients via RMI. They use it to submit ManagementClientLogs.

Parameters:

ManagementClientLog - a ManagementClientLog

Returns:

The int returned is 0 if the method succeeded.

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