private static void stop(@Nullable RunContentDescriptor descriptor) {
ProcessHandler processHandler = descriptor != null ? descriptor.getProcessHandler() : null;
if (processHandler == null) {
return;
}
if (processHandler instanceof KillableProcess && processHandler.isProcessTerminating()) {
((KillableProcess) processHandler).killProcess();
return;
}
if (!processHandler.isProcessTerminated()) {
if (processHandler.detachIsDefault()) {
processHandler.detachProcess();
} else {
processHandler.destroyProcess();
}
}
}
private boolean closeQuery() {
final RunContentDescriptor descriptor = getRunContentDescriptorByContent(myContent);
if (descriptor == null) {
return true;
}
final ProcessHandler processHandler = descriptor.getProcessHandler();
if (processHandler == null
|| processHandler.isProcessTerminated()
|| processHandler.isProcessTerminating()) {
return true;
}
final boolean destroyProcess;
if (processHandler.isSilentlyDestroyOnClose()
|| Boolean.TRUE.equals(
processHandler.getUserData(ProcessHandler.SILENTLY_DESTROY_ON_CLOSE))) {
destroyProcess = true;
} else {
// todo[nik] this is a temporary solution for the following problem: some configurations
// should not allow user to choose between 'terminating' and 'detaching'
final boolean useDefault =
Boolean.TRUE.equals(
processHandler.getUserData(ALWAYS_USE_DEFAULT_STOPPING_BEHAVIOUR_KEY));
final TerminateRemoteProcessDialog terminateDialog =
new TerminateRemoteProcessDialog(
myProject,
descriptor.getDisplayName(),
processHandler.detachIsDefault(),
useDefault);
terminateDialog.show();
if (terminateDialog.getExitCode() != DialogWrapper.OK_EXIT_CODE) return false;
destroyProcess = terminateDialog.forceTermination();
}
if (destroyProcess) {
processHandler.destroyProcess();
} else {
processHandler.detachProcess();
}
waitForProcess(descriptor);
return true;
}