coilmq.start

Author: "Hans Lellelid" <hans@xmpl.org>

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server_from_config(config=None, server_class=None, additional_kwargs=None)

Gets a configured coilmq.server.StompServer from specified config.

If `config` is None, global coilmq.config.config var will be used instead.

The `server_class` and `additional_kwargs` are primarily hooks for using this method from a testing environment.

Parameters:

config (ConfigParser.ConfigParser) - A ConfigParser.ConfigParser instance with loaded config values.
server_class (class) - Which class to use for the server. (This doesn't come from config currently.)
additional_kwargs (list) - Any additional args that should be passed to class.

Returns: coilmq.server.StompServer

The configured StompServer.

context_serve(options, context)

Takes a context object, which implements the __enter__/__exit__ "with" interface and starts a server within that context.

This method is a refactored single-place for handling the server-run code whether running in daemon or non-daemon mode. It is invoked with a dummy (passthrough) context object for the non-daemon use case.

Parameters:

options (ConfigParser) - The compiled collection of options that need to be parsed.
context (object) - The context object that implements __enter__/__exit__ "with" methods.

Raises:

Exception - Any underlying exception will be logged but then re-raised.

See Also: server_from_config()

main()

Main entry point for running a socket server from the commandline.

This method will read in options from the commandline and call the config.init_config method to get everything setup. Then, depending on whether deamon mode was specified or not, the process may be forked (or not) and the server will be started.

Variables
	daemon_support = `False`
	logger = `lambda:`

Module start

server_from_config(config=None, server_class=None, additional_kwargs=None)

context_serve(options, context)

main()