trisurf-client.git

			@@ -39,7 +39,10 @@
			return (rid,tape,vtu,status)
			else:
			print(response.text)
			if(response.status_code==400):
			raise ValueError
			else:
			raise NameError


			def ping_run(addr,cid, rid):
			@@ -49,6 +52,16 @@
			return
			else:
			raise ValueError

			def client_ping(addr,cid):
			client_data={'client_id':cid}
			response=requests.post(addr+"/api/pingclient/", data=client_data)
			if(response.status_code==200):
			return
			else:
			raise ValueError



			def send_error_report(addr,cid, rid,errcode):
			client_data={'client_id':cid, 'run_id':rid, 'error_code':errcode}
			@@ -97,8 +110,8 @@
			self.id=subid
			self.ip=get_ip()
			self.hostname=get_hostname()
			self.update_seconds=update_second
			# self.subthreads=[]
			self.update_seconds=update_seconds


			def stop(self):
			self._stop_event.set()
			@@ -131,12 +144,28 @@
			self.sleep(10)
			continue
			#print("Got CID. getting RID.")
			client_ping_time_elapsed=0
			while(not self.isStopped()):
			try:
			(rid,tape,vtu,status)=get_run(self.conn_address,cid)
			except:
			except NameError:
			print("[{}] Could not get RID.".format(self.id))
			self.sleep(10)
			client_ping_time_elapsed+=10
			if(client_ping_time_elapsed>=250):
			try:
			client_ping(self.conn_address,cid)
			except:
			break
			client_ping_time_elapsed=0
			#if you put break instead of continue, there is no need to ping client. And it is more robust...
			continue
			except ValueError:
			print("[{}] Wrong CID? Getting new CID.".format(self.id))
			#self.sleep(10)
			break
			except:
			print("[{}] Cannot connect. Server down? Retrying....".format(self.id))
			break
			else:
			#start separate thread with simulations.