def startServer(logLevel =0, router =None, inMaya =None):
""" Starts the NimbleServer properly given the current environmental conditions. The server runs
in a separate thread and remains active until the stopServer() method.
@@@param logLevel:int
The integer logLevel to use when starting the server. The allowed values are:
[#list]
[#item]0 (default): Only log critical actions.[/#item]
[#item]1: Additionally log warnings as well as succinct activity.[/#item]
[#item]2: Full verbose logging of all activity.[/#item]
[/#list]
@@@param router:NimbleRouter
The router to use for the server. The default value of None will use the default
router for the given environment. The router is responsible for handling the
communication traffic received by the server and correctly responding as a result.
@@@param inMaya:boolean
Whether or not the server is being run in Maya. By default this is determined
automatically by the Nimble environment settings. However, in some cases the
determination can be incorrect if your external or Maya Python interpreters have been
modified to fool the environment test. In such cases this may need to be explicitly
set. """
NimbleEnvironment.inMaya(override=inMaya)
NimbleEnvironment.setServerLogLevel(logLevel)
NimbleServerThread(router=router).start()
def startServer(logLevel=0, router=None, inMaya=None):
""" Starts the NimbleServer properly given the current environmental conditions. The server runs
in a separate thread and remains active until the stopServer() method.
@@@param logLevel:int
The integer logLevel to use when starting the server. The allowed values are:
[#list]
[#item]0 (default): Only log critical actions.[/#item]
[#item]1: Additionally log warnings as well as succinct activity.[/#item]
[#item]2: Full verbose logging of all activity.[/#item]
[/#list]
@@@param router:NimbleRouter
The router to use for the server. The default value of None will use the default
router for the given environment. The router is responsible for handling the
communication traffic received by the server and correctly responding as a result.
@@@param inMaya:boolean
Whether or not the server is being run in Maya. By default this is determined
automatically by the Nimble environment settings. However, in some cases the
determination can be incorrect if your external or Maya Python interpreters have been
modified to fool the environment test. In such cases this may need to be explicitly
set. """
NimbleEnvironment.inMaya(override=inMaya)
NimbleEnvironment.setServerLogLevel(logLevel)
NimbleServerThread(router=router).start()
def changeServerLogLevel(logLevel =0):
""" Changes the active servers logging level, or, if no server is active, changes the
environment so that when a server is started it will run at the specified level. This is
useful if, for example, you want to dynamically change the log level at a given point
to debug.
@@@param logLevel:int
The integer logLevel to use when starting the server. The allowed values are:
[#list]
[#item]0 (default): Only log critical actions.[/#item]
[#item]1: Additionally log warnings as well as succinct activity.[/#item]
[#item]2: Full verbose logging of all activity.[/#item]
[/#list] """
return NimbleEnvironment.setServerLogLevel(logLevel)
def changeServerLogLevel(logLevel=0):
""" Changes the active servers logging level, or, if no server is active, changes the
environment so that when a server is started it will run at the specified level. This is
useful if, for example, you want to dynamically change the log level at a given point
to debug.
@@@param logLevel:int
The integer logLevel to use when starting the server. The allowed values are:
[#list]
[#item]0 (default): Only log critical actions.[/#item]
[#item]1: Additionally log warnings as well as succinct activity.[/#item]
[#item]2: Full verbose logging of all activity.[/#item]
[/#list] """
return NimbleEnvironment.setServerLogLevel(logLevel)
