FTBootstrap


Abstract

This interface is used to start the server

Methods

+bootstrap
this instance is used to startup the
-config
-displayCommandlineOptions
displays all command line options available
-initializeServer
specify the basis for the data files
-initializeServer
initialize the server by creating all database structures
+instance
this instance is used to startup the
-loadServices
Internal method to load all services
-readConfiguration
Reads in the configuration of the server.
-setBaseDataDir
specify the basis for the data files
-startServer
start the server. Does nothing if the server is already running

bootstrap


this instance is used to startup the

See Also:
instance
+ (FTBootstrap *) bootstrap;

config


- (FTConfig *) config;
method result
returns the configuration of the server

displayCommandlineOptions


displays all command line options available

- displayCommandlineOptions;
method result
self

initializeServer


specify the basis for the data files

See Also:
setBaseDataDir
- (id <FTServer>) initializeServer;
Parameter Descriptions
dataDir
basis of data files
DELETE - setBaseDataDir: (NSString *) dataDir;

initializeServer


initialize the server by creating all database structures

- (id <FTServer>) initializeServer;

instance


this instance is used to startup the

See Also:
bootstrap
+ (FTBootstrap *) bootstrap;

loadServices


Internal method to load all services

- loadServices;
method result
self

readConfiguration


Reads in the configuration of the server.

- readConfiguration;
method result
self
Discussion

Throught the required parameter "-configFile=<ftconfig.xml>" it determines the xml config file which contains all configuration settings


setBaseDataDir


specify the basis for the data files

See Also:
initializeServer
- (id <FTServer>) initializeServer;
Parameter Descriptions
dataDir
basis of data files
DELETE - setBaseDataDir: (NSString *) dataDir;

startServer


start the server. Does nothing if the server is already running

- (id <FTServer>) startServer;
method result
return the server being started or currently running.

(Last Updated August 27, 2006)