The RMI documentation (http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/technotes/guides/rmi/javarmiproperties.html)
says it is useful to set up a `java.rmi.server.hostname`
system property on a client and a server.
When the property is set up on a client, I saw that "RenewClean" threads
stopped listening to my external IP, so all client and server threads
are now only listening the loopback interface.
I also changed the way the property is set up on the server side:
before the change it was passed in jvmargs at a process launcher.
I moved this code directly to the main method of the daemon,
because it is easy to forget to set up the property,
when running the main for debug purposes.
#KT-15783 fixed
When a daemon client cannot find an existing daemon, it starts a new one.
The client waits for a daemon to start and initialize.
Then the daemon is expected to signal that it is ready for compiling by printing message in stdout.
Before this change the message was the daemons' run path (a directory where all daemons store
their "flag" files).
However the path printed by the daemon was not matched by the path expected by the client somehow
on Windows for a user with a username containing non-English letters.
This commit replaces the message with the constant string.
- Move flag files from the temp dir, because right now JPS cleans temp dir on each build start. Should fix KT-15707, also may affect KT-15562.
- change compiler runner to allow the fix above
- Fix flag file name filtering
- Fix ifAlive handling on the new compile method in the daemon.
Overhauls the scripting layers (GenericRepl and related, and JSR223 and related)
Adds repeating modes (none, only latest eval'd line, or random order)
Also adds better thread-safe IO capturing, default imports, SimpleRepl wrapper, more unit tests
NOTE: the script-util part of the pull request was rejected due to various problems and incompatibilities.
It may be incorporated into the code later.
(originally cherry picked from commit 6f7d517)
Since its scope is now empty, no descriptor now has a container that is an
instance of IncrementalPackageFragment -> a lot of code is not needed anymore
Ilya Chernikov