RE: [Simpleweb-Support] How to get noticed when Simple Server goesdown ...

[bagas <ba...@in...>]

>Hi, 

>> is it running ServerSocket(80).close() would stop this server
cleanly?

> Not exactly, you need a handle on the ServerSocket given to the
> Connection.connect method. So if you did this

> ServerSocket sock = new ServerSocket(80);
> Connection.connect(sock);

> // whatever ....

> sock.close() // terminates the connection ...

Okay thank you ...


>> Supposed ServerSocket(80) crashes because of any problem, how to get
a
>> noticed when this event occur?

> You would need to  write a simple.http.connect.SocketHandler to use
with
> a Connection object. You can introduce your own functionality to
handle
> failures.

> Niall

If I am not mistaken, implementing simple.http.connect.SocketHandler can
only be used after the ServerSocket accepts a connection and makes a
Socket to handle the connection.

But what I want is, to detect whether ServerSocket is still
listening/accepting or not. I don't think implementing
simple.http.connect.SocketHandler would solve this because the
ServerSocket is not accepting a connection (no Socket given to
SocketHandler yet).

I currently use code like this to check whether ServerSocket is still
listening/accepting or not!!

new Thread()
{
	public void run()
	{	
		while(true)
		{
			if((!sock.isBound) || sock.isClosed())
			{
				// do something to restart the web
server 
			}
			
			Thread.sleep(5000);
		}
	}
}

Could you advice me better solution ? 
Thank you


Best Regard,

Rahmat Bagas Santoso