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Libor Zoubek edited comment on JBIDE-9243 at 9/5/11 7:10 AM:
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I can confirm sam behaviour as martin. However, I've tried starting 2nd server while
the 1st one is in 'Starting' state (you have to be really quick, AS7 startup is
very fast). I got both servers started from the tooling point of view, log contained 2nd
server startup with errors. I was not able to stop 2nd server - it still says
'Stopping' until big timeout is reached (5mins or so). I know this is an edge or
maybe nonsense case, but 'stopping' issue should get fixed.
was (Author: lzoubek):
I can confirm sam behaviour as martin. However, I've tried starting 2nd server
while the 1st one is in 'Starting' state (you have to be really quick, AS7 startup
is very fast). I got both servers started from the tooling point of view, log contained
2nd server startup with errors. I was not able to stop 2nd server - it still says
'Stopping' until I restart eclipse. I know this is an edge or maybe nonsense case,
but 'stopping' issue should get fixed.
local servers are not trying to start because it already looks like
they are started
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Key: JBIDE-9243
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBIDE-9243
Project: Tools (JBoss Tools)
Issue Type: Bug
Components: JBossAS/Servers
Reporter: Max Rydahl Andersen
Assignee: Martin Malina
Priority: Blocker
Labels: new_and_noteworthy
Fix For: 3.3.0.M4
Attachments: JBIDE-9243.png
originally:
"After I updated to latest M2 build I no longer get console output nor launches - I
for sure got that earlier today so something changed.
Without console output and way of debugging you are rather lost so this is definitely
considered a blocker."
After some investigation what actually happend was that I had something running on port
8080 already and then the server didn't even try and start anything and just worked
like it was already running...
That's different what it used to be that the server would actually start and then
most likely start with address already in use; it looked bad but at least the user could
see what is going on.
The current behavior is worse since the user think he is already running..but turns out
he is not.
But it is cool the poller now is asked if it is already started and we should use that
information to show a dialog to the user asking him something like:
"A server already seem to be responding via <some text for the poller to describe
what it detected>. Do you wish to continue starting the server, connect to existing
server or cancel ?"
Then clicking continue will actually do the start, cancel will stop the attempt to start
and the server adapter should not be connected and finally connecting to existing server
should temporarily for the time of this specific launch switch to "do not start/stop
server" mode.
Then the user would be in control and know what is going on!
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