Re: [Xen-API] Powering Down/Up Virtual Machines

[Stefan Berger <stefanb@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Joe,

  was that running virtual machine
created using 'xm create'? If yes, then that's why it disappears because
'xm create' does not put the machine into the pool of 'managed virtual
machine', otherwise if it is created using 'xm new' and then 'xm start'
it would not disappear upon shutdown.

  Stefan

"Caruso, Joseph" <Joseph.Caruso@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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07/08/2008 11:50 AM

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Subject	[Xen-API] Powering Down/Up  Virtual Machines

Hello,
 
My application is using the Java API and
I’m running into a problem.   The application first makes a connection
to the master host and successfully retrieves all the resident Virtual
machines(Host.Record.residentVMs).   Next, a single virtual machine
running on the  master host is powered down.  Finally, my application
retrieves all the Virtual machines.  The powered down virtual machine
is no longer resident on the master host.   What happened to it?  I
eventually need my application shutdown and then restart  virtual
machines. I can’t restart since it’s not on the host system.  I’m
using the Java API.
 
Any help is appreciated.
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