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public static Create ( |
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| scriptConfig | Microsoft.Azure.WebJobs.Script.ScriptHostConfiguration | |
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public ScriptHost Create(
IScriptHostEnvironment environment,
IScriptEventManager eventManager,
ScriptSettingsManager settingsManager,
ScriptHostConfiguration config,
ILoggerFactoryBuilder loggerFactoryBuilder)
{
return(ScriptHost.Create(environment, eventManager, config, settingsManager, loggerFactoryBuilder));
}
public void RunAndBlock(CancellationToken cancellationToken = default(CancellationToken))
{
// Start the host and restart it if requested. Host Restarts will happen when
// host level configuration files change
do
{
IsRunning = false;
_config.HostConfig = new JobHostConfiguration();
ScriptHost newInstance = ScriptHost.Create(_config);
newInstance.Start();
lock (_liveInstances)
{
_liveInstances.Add(newInstance);
}
_currentInstance = newInstance;
OnHostStarted();
// only after ALL initialization is complete do we set this flag
IsRunning = true;
// Wait for a restart signal. This event will automatically reset.
// While we're restarting, it is possible for another restart to be
// signaled. That is fine - the restart will be processed immediately
// once we get to this line again. The important thing is that these
// restarts are only happening on a single thread.
WaitHandle.WaitAny(new WaitHandle[] {
newInstance.RestartEvent,
_stopEvent
});
// Orphan the current host instance. We're stopping it, so it won't listen for any new functions
// it will finish any currently executing functions and then clean itself up.
// Spin around and create a new host instance.
Task tIgnore = Orphan(newInstance);
}while (!_stopped);
}
public ScriptHost Create(ScriptSettingsManager settingsManager, ScriptHostConfiguration config)
{
return(ScriptHost.Create(settingsManager, config));
}
public ScriptHost Create(IScriptHostEnvironment environment, ScriptSettingsManager settingsManager, ScriptHostConfiguration config)
{
return(ScriptHost.Create(environment, config, settingsManager));
}
