Class ProcessBuilderGroup

All Implemented Interfaces:
Cloneable, IProcessBuilderCore<ProcessBuilderGroup>

public class ProcessBuilderGroup extends ProcessBuilderCompound<ProcessBuilderGroup>
  • Constructor Details

    • ProcessBuilderGroup

      public ProcessBuilderGroup()
  • Method Details

    • of

      public static ProcessBuilderGroup of(IProcessBuilderCore<?>... processBuilders)
    • of

      public static ProcessBuilderGroup of(List<? extends IProcessBuilderCore<?>> processBuilders)
    • cloneActual

      protected ProcessBuilderGroup cloneActual()
      Specified by:
      cloneActual in class ProcessBuilderCore<ProcessBuilderGroup>
    • start

      public Process start(ProcessRunner executor) throws IOException
      Throws:
      IOException
    • supportsAnonPipeRead

      public boolean supportsAnonPipeRead()
      Description copied from interface: IProcessBuilderCore
      Whether the process builder can read from anonymous pipes. Docker containers can only bind-mount named pipes but not anonymous pipes. When building pipelines, this flag is used to avoid needless intermediate anon pipes where named ones can be used directly. For pipelines, this is the value of the first process builder.
    • supportsAnonPipeWrite

      public boolean supportsAnonPipeWrite()
      Description copied from interface: IProcessBuilderCore
      Whether the process builder can write to an anonymous pipe. Docker containers can only bind-mount named pipes but not anonymous pipes. When building pipelines, this flag is used to avoid needless intermediate anon pipes where named ones can be used directly. For pipelines, this is the value of the last process builder.
    • supportsDirectNamedPipe

      public boolean supportsDirectNamedPipe()
      Groups only support direct named pipes if there is only a single member that accepts a direct named pipe.
    • accessesStdIn

      public boolean accessesStdIn()
      Description copied from interface: IProcessBuilderCore
      Whether the configured command will read from stdin. Used to avoid generation of needless named or anon pipes such as in "echo foo | echo bar": where the second link does not read the data from the prior link.