// See superclass start. This method is invoked from a separate non-MSC thread after start. So we
// can do a fair
// bit of stuff
@Override
protected void boot(final BootContext context) throws ConfigurationPersistenceException {
final ServiceTarget serviceTarget = context.getServiceTarget();
try {
super.boot(
hostControllerConfigurationPersister
.load()); // This parses the host.xml and invokes all ops
final RunningMode currentRunningMode = runningModeControl.getRunningMode();
// Now we know our management interface configuration. Install the server inventory
Future<ServerInventory> inventoryFuture =
ServerInventoryService.install(
serviceTarget,
this,
environment,
hostControllerInfo.getNativeManagementInterface(),
hostControllerInfo.getNativeManagementPort());
// Install the core remoting endpoint and listener
ManagementRemotingServices.installRemotingEndpoint(
serviceTarget,
ManagementRemotingServices.MANAGEMENT_ENDPOINT,
hostControllerInfo.getLocalHostName(),
EndpointService.EndpointType.MANAGEMENT,
null,
null);
if (!hostControllerInfo.isMasterDomainController() && !environment.isUseCachedDc()) {
serverInventory = getFuture(inventoryFuture);
if (hostControllerInfo.getRemoteDomainControllerHost() != null) {
Future<MasterDomainControllerClient> clientFuture =
RemoteDomainConnectionService.install(
serviceTarget,
getValue(),
hostControllerInfo.getLocalHostName(),
hostControllerInfo.getRemoteDomainControllerHost(),
hostControllerInfo.getRemoteDomainControllertPort(),
hostControllerInfo.getRemoteDomainControllerSecurityRealm(),
remoteFileRepository);
MasterDomainControllerClient masterDomainControllerClient = getFuture(clientFuture);
// Registers us with the master and gets down the master copy of the domain model to our
// DC
// TODO make sure that the RDCS checks env.isUseCachedDC, and if true falls through to
// that
try {
masterDomainControllerClient.register();
} catch (IllegalStateException e) {
// We could not connect to the host
log.error(HostControllerMessages.MESSAGES.cannotConnectToMaster(e));
System.exit(ExitCodes.HOST_CONTROLLER_ABORT_EXIT_CODE);
}
} else if (currentRunningMode != RunningMode.ADMIN_ONLY) {
// We could not connect to the host
log.error(
HostControllerMessages.MESSAGES.noDomainControllerConfigurationProvided(
currentRunningMode, CommandLineConstants.ADMIN_ONLY, RunningMode.ADMIN_ONLY));
System.exit(ExitCodes.HOST_CONTROLLER_ABORT_EXIT_CODE);
}
} else {
// TODO look at having LocalDomainControllerAdd do this, using Stage.IMMEDIATE for the steps
// parse the domain.xml and load the steps
ConfigurationPersister domainPersister =
hostControllerConfigurationPersister.getDomainPersister();
super.boot(domainPersister.load());
ManagementRemotingServices.installManagementChannelServices(
serviceTarget,
ManagementRemotingServices.MANAGEMENT_ENDPOINT,
new MasterDomainControllerOperationHandlerService(this, this),
DomainModelControllerService.SERVICE_NAME,
ManagementRemotingServices.DOMAIN_CHANNEL,
null,
null);
serverInventory = getFuture(inventoryFuture);
}
// TODO look into adding some of these services in the handlers, but ON-DEMAND.
// Then here just add some simple service that demands them
ServerToHostOperationHandlerFactoryService.install(
serviceTarget, ServerInventoryService.SERVICE_NAME, proxyExecutor);
NativeManagementAddHandler.installNativeManagementServices(
serviceTarget, hostControllerInfo, null, null);
if (hostControllerInfo.getHttpManagementInterface() != null) {
HttpManagementAddHandler.installHttpManagementServices(
serviceTarget, hostControllerInfo, environment, null);
}
if (currentRunningMode == RunningMode.NORMAL) {
startServers();
}
// TODO when to call hostControllerConfigurationPersister.successful boot? Look into this for
// standalone as well; may be broken now
} finally {
try {
finishBoot();
} finally {
bootstrapListener.tick();
}
}
}
