Package com.iizix.term.server

Class TerminalSessionManager

java.lang.Object
com.iizix.term.server.TerminalSessionManager
public class TerminalSessionManager extends Object
The terminal session manager is a server environment instance running for a server that keeps track of the terminal sessions for all active sessions in that server environment.
Author:
Christopher Mindus

  • Constructor Details

    • TerminalSessionManager

      public TerminalSessionManager()
      Creates a new instance of the session manager.

  • Method Details

    • assignSessions

      public void assignSessions(SessionsProp sessionsProp)
      Assigns the cloned sessions property.
      Parameters:
      sessionsProp - The configured sessions properties.
      Throws:
      IllegalStateException - If already assigned.

    • isDisposed

      public boolean isDisposed()
      Checks if the instance has been disposed of.
      Returns:
      true if disposed.

    • dispose

      public void dispose()
      Disposes of the instance. When called, all remaining app sessions are disposed of. Normally this should already have been done by the server.

    • onApplicationSessionStarted

      public void onApplicationSessionStarted(AppSessionGyro appGyro)
      Called when an application is instantiated and started by a user session.
      Parameters:
      appGyro - The session started.

    • onApplicationSessionStopped

      public void onApplicationSessionStopped(AppSessionGyro appGyro)
      Called when an application session is stopped.
      Parameters:
      appGyro - The session stopped.

    • onAppSessionEndPoint

      public void onAppSessionEndPoint(EndPointPropCnr cnr, AppSessionGyro appGyro)
      Called when a new end point property container is added for a server monitor instance. This is delegated to the plug-ins in the application's server environment in order to enable them to add information for the application session.
      Parameters:
      cnr - The container for the end point.
      appGyro - The application session gyro of the end point.