The station commandline handler provides support for the startup and shutdown of a collection of background applications runing under dedicated virtual machines. In a production environment the station is normally setup as a background service (e.g. on Windows resources are provided for the deployment of the Station as an NT service). Applications handled by the station are declared under a station deployment plan.
$ station startup | server | info | shutdown | -help | -version
-help | List help information and exit. |
-version | List version information and exit. |
The following commandline demonstrates the startup of the station using the deployment profile declared under the default value local:plan:dpml/station/default (a plan defintion stored in the local DPML preferences directory).
$ station startup [2380 ] [INFO ] (dpml.station): station startup [3196 ] [INFO ] (dpml.station): created local registry on port 1099 [3196 ] [INFO ] (dpml.station.plan): commissioning plan [3196 ] [INFO ] (dpml.station.plan): plan commissioning complete [2380 ] [INFO ] (dpml.station): startup complete
Assuming a station instance is up and running, the following command trigger the establishment of a connection to the remote station and the iniation of a shutdown sequence.
$ station shutdown [3776 ] [INFO ] (dpml.station): initiating remote shutdown [3776 ] [INFO ] (dpml.station): remote shutdown request completed