class SocketServerThreadStarter(Thread):
'''
Used to fire up the three services each in its own thread.
'''
def __init__(self, socketServerClassName, port):
'''
Create one thread for one of the services to run in.
@param socketServerClassName: Name of top level server class to run.
@type socketServerClassName: string
@param port: port to listen on
@type port: int
'''
super(SocketServerThreadStarter, self).__init__();
self.socketServerClassName = socketServerClassName;
self.port = port;
self.ioLoop = None;
def stop(self):
self.ioLoop.stop();
def run(self):
'''
Use the service name to instantiate the proper service, passing in the
proper helper class.
'''
super(SocketServerThreadStarter, self).run();
try:
if self.socketServerClassName == 'RootWordSubmissionService':
EchoTreeService.log("Starting EchoTree new tree submissions server %d: accepts word trees submitted from connecting clients." % self.port);
http_server = RootWordSubmissionService(RootWordSubmissionService.handle_request);
http_server.listen(self.port);
self.ioLoop = IOLoop();
self.ioLoop.start();
self.ioLoop.close(all_fds=True);
return;
elif self.socketServerClassName == 'EchoTreeScriptRequestHandler':
EchoTreeService.log("Starting EchoTree script server %d: Returns one script that listens to the new-tree events in the browser." % self.port);
http_server = EchoTreeScriptRequestHandler(EchoTreeScriptRequestHandler.handle_request);
http_server.listen(self.port);
self.ioLoop = IOLoop();
self.ioLoop.start();
self.ioLoop.close(all_fds=True);
return;
else:
raise ValueError("Service class %s is unknown." % self.socketServerClassName);
except Exception:
# Typically an exception is caught here that complains about 'socket in use'
# Should avoid that by sensing busy socket and timing out:
# if e.errno == 98:
# print "Exception: %s. You need to try starting this service again. Socket busy condition will time out within 30 secs or so." % `e`
# else:
# print `e`;
#raise e;
pass
finally:
if self.ioLoop is not None and self.ioLoop.running():
self.ioLoop.stop();
return;
class SocketServerThreadStarter(Thread):
'''
Convenience for firing up various servers. Currently not used.
In its current form it knows to start the service that distributes
a JavaScript script that subscribes to the EchoTree service (the
main class, which inherits from WebSocketHandler. Need to start
the script server (EchoTreeScriptRequestHandler) in main() if
this module is used stand-alone, rather than from some browser-side
script that already knows how to push new root words, and subscribe
to EchoTrees.
'''
def __init__(self, socketServerClassName, port):
'''
Create one thread for one of the services to run in.
@param socketServerClassName: Name of top level server class to run.
@type socketServerClassName: string
@param port: port to listen on
@type port: int
'''
super(SocketServerThreadStarter, self).__init__();
self.socketServerClassName = socketServerClassName;
self.port = port;
self.ioLoop = None;
def stop(self):
self.ioLoop.stop();
def run(self):
'''
Use the service name to instantiate the proper service, passing in the
proper helper class.
'''
super(SocketServerThreadStarter, self).run();
try:
if self.socketServerClassName == 'EchoTreeScriptRequestHandler':
EchoTreeService.log("Starting EchoTree script server %d: Returns one script that listens to the new-tree events in the browser." % self.port);
http_server = EchoTreeScriptRequestHandler(EchoTreeScriptRequestHandler.handle_request);
http_server.listen(self.port);
self.ioLoop = IOLoop();
self.ioLoop.start();
self.ioLoop.close(all_fds=True);
return;
else:
raise ValueError("Service class %s is unknown." % self.socketServerClassName);
except Exception:
# Typically an exception is caught here that complains about 'socket in use'
# Should avoid that by sensing busy socket and timing out:
# if e.errno == 98:
# print "Exception: %s. You need to try starting this service again. Socket busy condition will time out within 30 secs or so." % `e`
# else:
# print `e`;
#raise e;
pass
finally:
if self.ioLoop is not None and self.ioLoop.running():
self.ioLoop.stop();
return;
class SocketServerThreadStarter(Thread):
'''
Used to fire up the three services each in its own thread.
'''
def __init__(self, socketServerClassName, port):
'''
Create one thread for one of the services to run in.
@param socketServerClassName: Name of top level server class to run.
@type socketServerClassName: string
@param port: port to listen on
@type port: int
'''
super(SocketServerThreadStarter, self).__init__()
self.socketServerClassName = socketServerClassName
self.port = port
self.ioLoop = None
def stop(self):
self.ioLoop.stop()
def run(self):
'''
Use the service name to instantiate the proper service, passing in the
proper helper class.
'''
super(SocketServerThreadStarter, self).run()
try:
if self.socketServerClassName == 'RootWordSubmissionService':
EchoTreeService.log(
"Starting EchoTree new tree submissions server %d: accepts word trees submitted from connecting clients."
% self.port)
http_server = RootWordSubmissionService(
RootWordSubmissionService.handle_request)
http_server.listen(self.port)
self.ioLoop = IOLoop()
self.ioLoop.start()
self.ioLoop.close(all_fds=True)
return
elif self.socketServerClassName == 'EchoTreeScriptRequestHandler':
EchoTreeService.log(
"Starting EchoTree script server %d: Returns one script that listens to the new-tree events in the browser."
% self.port)
http_server = EchoTreeScriptRequestHandler(
EchoTreeScriptRequestHandler.handle_request)
http_server.listen(self.port)
self.ioLoop = IOLoop()
self.ioLoop.start()
self.ioLoop.close(all_fds=True)
return
else:
raise ValueError("Service class %s is unknown." %
self.socketServerClassName)
except Exception:
# Typically an exception is caught here that complains about 'socket in use'
# Should avoid that by sensing busy socket and timing out:
# if e.errno == 98:
# print "Exception: %s. You need to try starting this service again. Socket busy condition will time out within 30 secs or so." % `e`
# else:
# print `e`;
#raise e;
pass
finally:
if self.ioLoop is not None and self.ioLoop.running():
self.ioLoop.stop()
return
