public class ApplicationPidFileWriter extends Object implements ApplicationListener<SpringApplicationEvent>, Ordered
ApplicationListener
that saves application PID into file. This application
listener will be triggered exactly once per JVM, and the file name can be overridden at
runtime with a System property or environment variable named "PIDFILE" (or "pidfile")
or using a spring.application.pidfile
property in the Spring
Environment
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Constructor and Description |
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ApplicationPidFileWriter()
Create a new
ApplicationPidFileWriter instance using the filename
'application.pid'. |
ApplicationPidFileWriter(File file)
Create a new
ApplicationPidFileWriter instance with a specified file. |
ApplicationPidFileWriter(String filename)
Create a new
ApplicationPidFileWriter instance with a specified filename. |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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int |
getOrder() |
void |
onApplicationEvent(SpringApplicationEvent event) |
void |
setOrder(int order) |
void |
setTriggerEventType(Class<? extends SpringApplicationEvent> triggerEventType)
Sets the type of application event that will trigger writing of the PID file.
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public ApplicationPidFileWriter()
ApplicationPidFileWriter
instance using the filename
'application.pid'.public ApplicationPidFileWriter(String filename)
ApplicationPidFileWriter
instance with a specified filename.filename
- the name of file containing pidpublic ApplicationPidFileWriter(File file)
ApplicationPidFileWriter
instance with a specified file.file
- the file containing pidpublic void setTriggerEventType(Class<? extends SpringApplicationEvent> triggerEventType)
ApplicationPreparedEvent
. NOTE: If you use the
ApplicationPreparedEvent
to trigger the write, you will not be able to
specify the PID filename in the Spring Environment
.public void onApplicationEvent(SpringApplicationEvent event)
onApplicationEvent
in interface ApplicationListener<SpringApplicationEvent>
public void setOrder(int order)
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