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(http-transport:client-connect iface port)
#;(case (server:get-transport)
((rpc) (rpc:client-connect iface port))
((http) (http:client-connect iface port))
((zmq) (zmq:client-connect iface port))
(else (rpc:client-connect iface port))))
(define (client:setup areapath #!key (remaining-tries 100) (failed-connects 0))
(client:setup-http areapath remaining-tries: remaining-tries failed-connects: failed-connects)
#;(case (server:get-transport)
((rpc) (rpc-transport:client-setup remaining-tries: remaining-tries failed-connects: failed-connects)) ;;(client:setup-rpc run-id))
((http)(client:setup-http areapath remaining-tries: remaining-tries failed-connects: failed-connects))
(else (rpc-transport:client-setup remaining-tries: remaining-tries failed-connects: failed-connects)))) ;; (client:setup-rpc run-id))))
;; Do all the connection work, look up the transport type and set up the
;; connection if required.
;;
;; There are two scenarios.
;; 1. We are a test manager and we received *transport-type* and *runremote* via cmdline
;; 2. We are a run tests, list runs or other interactive process and we must figure out
;; *transport-type* and *runremote* from the monitor.db
;;
;; client:setup
;;
;; lookup_server, need to remove *runremote* stuff
;;
(define (client:setup-http areapath #!key (remaining-tries 100) (failed-connects 0)(area-dat #f))
(debug:print-info 2 *default-log-port* "client:setup remaining-tries=" remaining-tries)
(server:start-and-wait areapath)
(if (<= remaining-tries 0)
(begin
(debug:print-error 0 *default-log-port* "failed to start or connect to server")
(exit 1))
;;
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(http-transport:client-connect iface port)
#;(case (server:get-transport)
((rpc) (rpc:client-connect iface port))
((http) (http:client-connect iface port))
((zmq) (zmq:client-connect iface port))
(else (rpc:client-connect iface port))))
#;(define (client:setup areapath #!key (remaining-tries 100) (failed-connects 0))
(client:setup-http areapath remaining-tries: remaining-tries failed-connects: failed-connects)
#;(case (server:get-transport)
((rpc) (rpc-transport:client-setup remaining-tries: remaining-tries failed-connects: failed-connects)) ;;(client:setup-rpc run-id))
((http)(client:setup-http areapath remaining-tries: remaining-tries failed-connects: failed-connects))
(else (rpc-transport:client-setup remaining-tries: remaining-tries failed-connects: failed-connects)))) ;; (client:setup-rpc run-id))))
;; Do all the connection work, look up the transport type and set up the
;; connection if required.
;;
;; There are two scenarios.
;; 1. We are a test manager and we received *transport-type* and *runremote* via cmdline
;; 2. We are a run tests, list runs or other interactive process and we must figure out
;; *transport-type* and *runremote* from the monitor.db
;;
;; client:setup
;;
;; lookup_server, need to remove *runremote* stuff
;;
#;(define (client:setup-http areapath #!key (remaining-tries 100) (failed-connects 0)(area-dat #f))
(debug:print-info 2 *default-log-port* "client:setup remaining-tries=" remaining-tries)
(server:start-and-wait areapath)
(if (<= remaining-tries 0)
(begin
(debug:print-error 0 *default-log-port* "failed to start or connect to server")
(exit 1))
;;
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