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clojang.epmd
epmdclj
(epmd & {:as args})Either start or interact with the Erlang Port Mapper Daemon external (OS) process needed by JInterface for creating nodes and communicating with other nodes.
Usage based on documentation here:
Notes:
- Single-valued command line arguments expect a
truevalue in this function - Command line arguments with underscores are keywords with dashes in this function
Example usage:
clojang.dev=> (epmd :names true)
epmd: up and running on port 4369 with data:
name clojang at port 33681
name clojang-lfe at port 40968
name rabbit at port 25672
:ok
Either start or interact with the Erlang Port Mapper Daemon external (OS) process needed by JInterface for creating nodes and communicating with other nodes. Usage based on documentation here: * http://erlang.org/doc/man/epmd.html#debug_flags Notes: * Single-valued command line arguments expect a `true` value in this function * Command line arguments with underscores are keywords with dashes in this function Example usage: ``` clojang.dev=> (epmd :names true) epmd: up and running on port 4369 with data: name clojang at port 33681 name clojang-lfe at port 40968 name rabbit at port 25672 :ok ```
lookup-namesclj
(lookup-names)(lookup-names inet-addr-str)(lookup-names inet-addr-str transport)lookup-portclj
(lookup-port node)Determine what port a node listens for incoming connections on.
Determine what port a node listens for incoming connections on.
publish-portclj
(publish-port node)Register with Epmd, so that other nodes are able to find and connect to it.
Register with Epmd, so that other nodes are able to find and connect to it.
unpublish-portclj
(unpublish-port node)Unregister from Epmd.
Unregister from Epmd.
use-portclj
(use-port port-num)Set the port number to be used to contact the epmd process.
Set the port number to be used to contact the epmd process.
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