Class ExampleCommand

java.lang.Object
  com.maverick.sshd.platform.ExecutableCommand
      ExampleCommand

public class ExampleCommand
extends ExecutableCommand

A simple demonstration of an executable command that simply prints out the currently logged on users.

Author:

Lee David Painter

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class com.maverick.sshd.platform.ExecutableCommand

session, stderr, stdin, stdout, STILL_ACTIVE

Constructor Summary

ExampleCommand()

Method Summary

boolean	createProcess(String cmd, Map environment) Here you process the command and get ready to execute but DO NOT perform any IO yet, wait for onStart()
int	getExitCode()
void	kill()
void	onStart() The session is now open so you can perform all the IO you want but DONT block this method; if you have lots of interaction you will need to start a thread or override the processStdinData method to receive notification of data.

Methods inherited from class com.maverick.sshd.platform.ExecutableCommand

getInputStream, getOutputStream, getStderrOutputStream, init, processStdinData, start

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

ExampleCommand

public ExampleCommand()

Method Detail

getExitCode

public int getExitCode()

Specified by:

getExitCode in class ExecutableCommand

kill

public void kill()

Specified by:

kill in class ExecutableCommand

createProcess

public boolean createProcess(String cmd,
                             Map environment)

Here you process the command and get ready to execute but DO NOT perform any IO yet, wait for onStart()

Specified by:

createProcess in class ExecutableCommand

Parameters:

cmd -

environment -

Returns:

onStart

public void onStart()

The session is now open so you can perform all the IO you want but DONT block this method; if you have lots of interaction you will need to start a thread or override the processStdinData method to receive notification of data.

Specified by:

onStart in class ExecutableCommand