Package com.intellij.execution.process

Class RunnerMediator

java.lang.Object

com.intellij.execution.process.RunnerMediator

public class RunnerMediator
extends java.lang.Object

Utility class to start a process with a runner mediator (runnerw.exe) injected into a command line, which adds a capability to terminate process tree gracefully by sending it a Ctrl+Break through stdin.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
RunnerMediator()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
ProcessHandler	createProcess(GeneralCommandLine commandLine) In case of windows creates process with runner mediator(runnerw.exe) injected to command line string, which adds a capability to terminate process tree gracefully with ctrl+break.
static boolean	destroyProcess(java.lang.Process process) Destroys process tree: in case of windows via imitating ctrl+break, in case of unix via sending sig_kill to every process in tree.
static RunnerMediator	getInstance() Creates default runner mediator

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

RunnerMediator

public RunnerMediator()

Method Detail

getInstance

public static RunnerMediator getInstance()

Creates default runner mediator

Returns:

createProcess

public ProcessHandler createProcess(GeneralCommandLine commandLine)
                             throws ExecutionException

In case of windows creates process with runner mediator(runnerw.exe) injected to command line string, which adds a capability to terminate process tree gracefully with ctrl+break. Returns appropriate process handle, which in case of Unix is able to terminate whole process tree by sending sig_kill

Throws:

ExecutionException

destroyProcess

public static boolean destroyProcess(java.lang.Process process)

Destroys process tree: in case of windows via imitating ctrl+break, in case of unix via sending sig_kill to every process in tree.

Parameters:

process - to kill with all sub-processes.