\JDaemon

Synopsis

class JDaemon extends JApplicationDaemon {

}

changeIdentity() — Method to change the identity of the daemon process and resources.
daemonize() — Method to put the application into the background.
detach() — This is truly where the magic happens. This is where we fork the process and kill the parent process, which is essentially what turns the application into a daemon.
fork() — Method to fork the process.
gc() — Method to perform basic garbage collection and memory management in the sense of clearing the stat cache. We will probably call this method pretty regularly in our main loop.
pcntlChildExitStatus() — Method to return the exit code of a terminated child process.
pcntlFork() — Method to return the exit code of a terminated child process.
pcntlSignal() — Method to install a signal handler.
pcntlWait() — Method to wait on or return the status of a forked child.
postFork() — Method to handle post-fork triggering of the onFork event.
setupSignalHandlers() — Method to attach the JApplicationDaemon signal handler to the known signals. Applications can override these handlers by using the pcntl_signal() function and attaching a different callback method.
shutdown() — Method to shut down the daemon and optionally restart it.
writeProcessIdFile() — Method to write the process id file out to disk.

execute() — Execute the daemon.
isActive() — Check to see if the daemon is active. This does not assume that $this daemon is active, but only if an instance of the application is active as a daemon.
loadConfiguration() — Load an object or array into the application configuration object.
restart() — Restart daemon process.
signal() — Method to handle POSIX signals.
stop() — Stop daemon process.

doExecute() — Method to run the application routines. Most likely you will want to instantiate a controller and execute it, or perform some sort of task directly.
fetchConfigurationData() — Method to load a PHP configuration class file based on convention and return the instantiated data object. You will extend this method in child classes to provide configuration data from whatever data source is relevant for your specific application.

execute() — Execute the application.
get() — Returns a property of the object or the default value if the property is not set.
getInstance() — Returns a reference to the global JApplicationCli object, only creating it if it doesn't already exist.
in() — Get a value from standard input.
loadConfiguration() — Load an object or array into the application configuration object.
out() — Write a string to standard output.
set() — Modifies a property of the object, creating it if it does not already exist.

close() — Method to close the application.
getIdentity() — Get the application identity.
loadDispatcher() — Allows the application to load a custom or default dispatcher.
loadIdentity() — Allows the application to load a custom or default identity.
registerEvent() — Registers a handler to a particular event group.
triggerEvent() — Calls all handlers associated with an event group.