Examples of org.eclipse.php.internal.server.core.tunneling.SSHTunnel.connect()

org.eclipse.php.internal.server.core.tunneling.SSHTunnel.connect()

Create the tunnel connection. If the tunnel is already connected, nothing happens. This call will potentially change the password value of this class in case the user is prompted to enter a valid one. There are several return values possibilities to this call (as IStatus instances):

Status OK - Signals that the connection was successful with no errors or warnings
Status ERROR - Signals that the connection was unsuccessful
Status WARNING - Signals that the connection was successful, however there are a few warning notifications that should be reviewed
Status INFO - Signals that the connection was successful, however there was a modification to the connection data that is expressed in the INFO code (such as a password change data)

@return An IStatus that holds the creation result.

      public void run() {
        try {
          // establish a secured tunnel connection in case it's
          // defined in the configuration dialog
          if (sshTunnel != null) {
            sshTunnel.connect();
          }
          if (openExternal) {
            browser[0].openURL(new URL(startURL));
          } else {
            DBGpUtils.openInternalBrowserView(startURL);

      // Initiate a debug tunnel in case needed.
      if (!ILaunchManager.RUN_MODE.equals(launch.getLaunchMode())) {
        SSHTunnel tunnel = PHPLaunchUtilities.getSSHTunnel(launch
            .getLaunchConfiguration());
        if (tunnel != null) {
          tunnel.connect();
        }
      }
      debuggerInitializer.debug(launch);
    } catch (DebugException e) {
      IStatus status = e.getStatus();

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