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Multiple Instances (Encouraging Feature Development:)
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11-03-2013, 22:44
(This post was last modified: 11-03-2013 22:47 by Oliviander.)
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Multiple Instances (Encouraging Feature Development:)
Hi Simon,
as promised my suggestion for multiple instances in detail. 1.) I already have multiple instances of minimserver running in an VMware virtual Windows XP prof machine. I do this by running them as different windows users. (short instruction for the interested: Login as User: USER Setup minimserver Login as User: OTHERUSER Setup minimserver You have to change the HTTP port to a different value Login as User: USER Start a cmd.exe as user OTHERUSER change directory to c:\\programs\minimserver lib Type: java -jar minimserver.jar Do the same for USER (or start it from the desktop) I did not do any crashtests on this setup but I hear the music coming from it right now ![]() 2.) I don't think that it is a good idea to try to have any properties that affect the audio and browse behavior should be kept in sync between different servers, as this would limit the application how these multiple instances may be used. ( in another thread somone wanted different transcoding for different renderers. As long as this feature doesn't exist one could easily have it, setting up a duplicate server) 3.) only properties (as the http:port) that may result in a conflict, should be dependent. 4.) I envision a Master Configuration Window for Minimserever where you can start and stop, create, delete and copy (duplicate) instances of minimserver; Automaticaly choosing non conflicting ports and maybe other properties that are dependent in this sense. In this window you should see a list of your existing servers. And you should be able to call the config window seperate for each existing server from there. ![]() 5.) My personal use for multiple instances would be setting up seven different servers for: Classical Music Jazz Pop Movies Worldmusic Word Test and one inculding All music (Masterserver) I would restirct the special servers to rather few index tags to keep it simple and would make the All music server complex with all tags indexed (for strange searches) In the Moment I have a Tag: Album_Category (with only the seven abovementioned entries) I alomost always choose this as the first distinction when selecting music. So I could spare myself 2 clicks when setting up these Category as seperate servers. Maybe this becomes obsolete when other features make a faster selection possible but by now this would be an elegant solution.
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