List of stopPlugin() Examples

Examples of stopPlugin()

com.gitblit.manager.IGitblit.stopPlugin()
freenet.pluginmanager.PluginInfoWrapper.stopPlugin()
Tell the plugin to quit. Interrupt it if it's a thread-based plugin which might be sleeping. Then call removePlugin() on it on the manager - either now, if it's threadless, or after it terminates, if it's thread based. @param manager The plugin manager object. @param maxWaitTime If a plugin is thread-based, we can wait for it toterminate. Set to -1 if you don't want to wait at all, 0 to wait forever or else a value in milliseconds.
org.apache.log4j.plugins.PluginRegistry.stopPlugin()
Stops a plugin by plugin name and repository. @param pluginName the name of the plugin to stop. @return Plugin the plugin, if stopped, or null if thethe plugin was not found in the registry.

Examples of com.gitblit.manager.IGitblit.stopPlugin()

        PluginWrapper pluginWrapper = getPlugin(id);
        if (pluginWrapper == null) {
          throw new UnloggedFailure(String.format("Plugin %s is not installed!", id));
        }


        PluginState state = gitblit.stopPlugin(pluginWrapper.getPluginId());
        if (PluginState.STOPPED.equals(state)) {
          stdout.println(String.format("Stopped %s", pluginWrapper.getPluginId()));
        } else {
          throw new UnloggedFailure(1, String.format("Failed to stop %s", pluginWrapper.getPluginId()));
        }

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Examples of freenet.pluginmanager.PluginInfoWrapper.stopPlugin()

        PluginInfoWrapper pi = node.pluginManager.getPluginInfo(plugname);
        if (pi == null) {
          handler.outputHandler.queue(new ProtocolErrorMessage(ProtocolErrorMessage.NO_SUCH_PLUGIN, false, "Plugin '"+ plugname + "' does not exist or is not a FCP plugin", identifier, false));
        } else {
          String source = pi.getFilename();
          pi.stopPlugin(node.pluginManager, maxWaitTime, true);
          if (purge) {
            node.pluginManager.removeCachedCopy(pi.getFilename());
          }
          pi = node.pluginManager.startPluginAuto(source, store);
          if (pi == null) {

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Examples of freenet.pluginmanager.PluginInfoWrapper.stopPlugin()

      public void run() {
        PluginInfoWrapper pi = node.pluginManager.getPluginInfo(plugname);
        if (pi == null) {
          handler.outputHandler.queue(new ProtocolErrorMessage(ProtocolErrorMessage.NO_SUCH_PLUGIN, false, "Plugin '"+ plugname + "' does not exist or is not a FCP plugin", identifier, false));
        } else {
          pi.stopPlugin(node.pluginManager, maxWaitTime, false);
          if (purge) {
            node.pluginManager.removeCachedCopy(pi.getFilename());
          }
          handler.outputHandler.queue(new PluginRemovedMessage(plugname, identifier));
        }

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Examples of org.apache.log4j.plugins.PluginRegistry.stopPlugin()

                  PluginRegistry pluginRegistry = LogManager.getLoggerRepository().getPluginRegistry();
                  List list = pluginRegistry.getPlugins(Generator.class);


                  for (Iterator iter = list.iterator(); iter.hasNext();) {
                    Plugin plugin = (Plugin) iter.next();
                    pluginRegistry.stopPlugin(plugin.getName());
                  }
                }
              }).start();
            setEnabled(false);
            startTutorial.putValue("TutorialStarted", Boolean.FALSE);

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Examples of org.apache.log4j.plugins.PluginRegistry.stopPlugin()

                  PluginRegistry pluginRegistry = LogManager.getLoggerRepository().getPluginRegistry();
                  List list = pluginRegistry.getPlugins(Generator.class);


                  for (Iterator iter = list.iterator(); iter.hasNext();) {
                    Plugin plugin = (Plugin) iter.next();
                    pluginRegistry.stopPlugin(plugin.getName());
                  }
                }
              }).start();
            setEnabled(false);
            startTutorial.putValue("TutorialStarted", Boolean.FALSE);

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