List of executeModule() Examples

Examples of executeModule()

io.apigee.trireme.core.NodeScript.executeModule()
Run the script, but treat it as a module rather than as a true script. That means that after the script has run to completion, the value of "module.exports" will be returned to the caller via the ScriptFuture, and the script will remain running until it is explicitly cancelled by the ScriptFuture.
This method may be used to invoke a module that may, in turn, be driven externally entirely by Java code. Since the script keeps running until the future is cancelled, it is very important that the caller eventually cancel the script, or the thread will leak.

Examples of io.apigee.trireme.core.NodeScript.executeModule()

        throws InterruptedException, ExecutionException, NodeException
    {
        NodeScript script = env.createScript("testmodue.js",
                                             new File("./target/test-classes/tests/testmodule"),
                                             null);
        ScriptFuture future = script.executeModule();
        Scriptable module = future.getModuleResult();
        assertNotNull(module);
        assertTrue(module.has("modulename", module));
        assertEquals("testmodule", module.get("modulename", module));
        future.cancel(true);

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Examples of io.apigee.trireme.core.NodeScript.executeModule()

    {
        File scriptFile = new File(scriptFileName);
        NodeScript script = env.createScript(scriptFile.getName(), scriptFile, null);
        // Run the script as a "module" which means that we run it but don't let the script
        // thread exit, so that we can send it commands later.
        runningScript = script.executeModule();
        // Wait until the script is done running to the bottom, and return "module.exports".
        module = runningScript.getModuleResult();
    }


    protected void stopNodeModule()

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