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48  
49  package org.eclipse.jgit.transport;
50  
51  import java.io.IOException;
52  
53  /**
54   * Create a remote "session" for executing remote commands.
55   * <p>
56   * Clients should subclass RemoteSession to create an alternate way for JGit to
57   * execute remote commands. (The client application may already have this
58   * functionality available.) Note that this class is just a factory for creating
59   * remote processes. If the application already has a persistent connection to
60   * the remote machine, RemoteSession may do nothing more than return a new
61   * RemoteProcess when exec is called.
62   */
63  public interface RemoteSession {
64  	/**
65  	 * Generate a new remote process to execute the given command. This function
66  	 * should also start execution and may need to create the streams prior to
67  	 * execution.
68  	 *
69  	 * @param commandName
70  	 *            command to execute
71  	 * @param timeout
72  	 *            timeout value, in seconds, for command execution
73  	 * @return a new remote process
74  	 * @throws java.io.IOException
75  	 *             may be thrown in several cases. For example, on problems
76  	 *             opening input or output streams or on problems connecting or
77  	 *             communicating with the remote host. For the latter two cases,
78  	 *             a TransportException may be thrown (a subclass of
79  	 *             java.io.IOException).
80  	 */
81  	public Process exec(String commandName, int timeout) throws IOException;
82  
83  	/**
84  	 * Disconnect the remote session
85  	 */
86  	public void disconnect();
87  }