Hi
I am running STAF Framework in VMware. I have a question regarding sharing
memory between different services. The problem I have is that we have
maintained 4 different staf services (vmware internally developed service). In
order to reduce the file size and memory usuage, we want to have a ma
STAF provides some Java APIs for you to use as documented in the STAF Java
User's Guide at http://staf.sourceforge.net/current/STAFJava.htm. One of
these is the wrapData() method in the STAFUtil class. You should use that
within a Java program to "wrap" option values that contain spaces (so th
Hi
I am running STAF Framework in VMware. I have a question regarding sharing
memory between different services. The problem I have is that we have
maintained 4 different staf services (vmware internally developed service). In
order to reduce the file size and memory usuage, we want to have a ma
Are these STAF Java services you have written? Are you asking how to run
them in the same JVM? If so, just make sure when the Java service is
registered that they are all registered using the same JVMName option
(which defaults to STAFJVM1 if OPTION JVMNAME= is not specified
when registering
Sharon
Thanks for your reply. Here is what I want: We have 3 services implemented in
STAF by Java: VM, Host, Setup. All these services have some common info such as
connection anchor. But currently, when we use VM service, we have to create
anchor for VM, using Host service, we need to create an
If you wanted to use STAF to send a message (containing whatever data you
want from one STAF Java service/application to another), you could use the
STAF QUEUE service and submit a QUEUE request to the QUEUE service to send
a message to another STAF handle's queue. Then that STAF handle can
su
No, I don't think so.
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Sharon Lucas
IBM Austin, luc...@us.ibm.com
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Lu Yu
06/30/2009 01:11 PM
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Subject
RE: [staf-users] How to share memory between different
Hiya
Ive a question...
Whats the difference between a command request and a message on the QUEUE
service?
Are commands requests put on the QUEUE automatically?
Is it up to the service to process its own queue?
From: Sharon Lucas
To: Lu Yu
Cc: staf-users@li
Whats the difference between a command request and a message on the QUEUE
service?
I'm not really sure what you mean. A STAF service request (aka command)
is any request submitted to a STAF service. For example:
STAF local QUEUE QUEUE MESSAGE "Hi"
STAF local QUEUE GET WAIT 5000
STAF
