def run(self):
# if os.name=="posix":
if self.sockettype == BeeSocketTypes.python:
# under linux Qt sockets aren't working correctly for me
self.server = BeeTCPServer(BeeSocketTypes.python, self.port, self, self.master)
self.server.start()
else:
self.exec_()
def started(self):
# under linux Qt sockets aren't working correctly for me
# if os.name=="posix":
if self.sockettype == BeeSocketTypes.python:
return
# needs to be done here because this is running in the proper thread
self.server = BeeTCPServer(BeeSocketTypes.qt, self.port, self, self.master)
self.server.start()
class HiveServerThread(qtcore.QThread):
def __init__(self, master, port=8333, sockettype=BeeSocketTypes.python):
qtcore.QThread.__init__(self, master)
self.threads = []
self.port = port
self.master = master
self.sockettype = sockettype
# connect the signals we want
qtcore.QObject.connect(self, qtcore.SIGNAL("finished()"), self.finished)
qtcore.QObject.connect(self, qtcore.SIGNAL("started()"), self.started)
def started(self):
# under linux Qt sockets aren't working correctly for me
# if os.name=="posix":
if self.sockettype == BeeSocketTypes.python:
return
# needs to be done here because this is running in the proper thread
self.server = BeeTCPServer(BeeSocketTypes.qt, self.port, self, self.master)
self.server.start()
def stopServerThread(self):
self.server.stop()
if os.name == "posix":
self.terminate()
else:
self.quit()
self.wait()
def finished(self):
print_debug("server thread has finished")
def run(self):
# if os.name=="posix":
if self.sockettype == BeeSocketTypes.python:
# under linux Qt sockets aren't working correctly for me
self.server = BeeTCPServer(BeeSocketTypes.python, self.port, self, self.master)
self.server.start()
else:
self.exec_()
