public void connect(int connectTimeout) throws JSchException { this.connectTimeout = connectTimeout; try { sendChannelOpen(); start(); } catch (Exception e) { connected = false; disconnect(); if (e instanceof JSchException) throw (JSchException) e; throw new JSchException(e.toString(), e); } }
public void connect(int connectTimeout) throws JSchException{ this.connectTimeout=connectTimeout; try{ sendChannelOpen(); start(); } catch(Exception e){ connected=false; disconnect(); if(e instanceof JSchException) throw (JSchException)e; throw new JSchException(e.toString(), e); } }
public void connect(int connectTimeout) throws JSchException{ this.connectTimeout=connectTimeout; try{ sendChannelOpen(); start(); } catch(Exception e){ connected=false; disconnect(); if(e instanceof JSchException) throw (JSchException)e; throw new JSchException(e.toString(), e); } }
channel.start(); } else { channel.connect();
/** * Opens the channel. This sends a {@code SSH_MSH_CHANNEL_OPEN} message * and waits until the response is received. * * <em>Warning:</em> Some subclasses override {@link #connect()} instead of * this method, so calling this method with timeout parameter may then * invoke the wrong method. * @param connectTimeout the maximum time to wait for the * channel to be established, in milliseconds. If 0, we wait * as long as needed (but at most 1000 times 50 milliseconds each). * @throws JSchException if a timeout occured, or some other connection * problem. */ public void connect(int connectTimeout) throws JSchException{ this.connectTimeout=connectTimeout; try{ sendChannelOpen(); start(); } catch(Exception e){ connected=false; disconnect(); if(e instanceof JSchException) throw (JSchException)e; throw new JSchException(e.toString(), e); } }
try { if (channel.isConnected()) { channel.start(); } else { channel.connect();