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OS Name/Version: Windows Server 2016
Product Name/Version: AMP Professional License
Problem Description: I am trying to build a basic Discord Bot to interact with my AMP-Server. But I don't seem to be able to find a documentation for the "State" field that is returned from the Core/GetStatus Request that I send to the Instances.
API.Core.GetStatus
/API/Core/GetStatus
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Returns: JObject
It's the following enum:
public enum ApplicationState : int
{
Undefined = -1,
Stopped = 0,
PreStart = 5,
/// <summary>
/// The server is performing some first-time-start configuration.
/// </summary>
Configuring = 7,
Starting = 10,
Ready = 20,
/// <summary>
/// Server is in the middle of stopping, but once shutdown has finished it will automatically restart.
/// </summary>
Restarting = 30,
Stopping = 40,
PreparingForSleep = 45,
/// <summary>
/// The application should be able to be resumed quickly if using this state. Otherwise use Stopped.
/// </summary>
Sleeping = 50,
/// <summary>
/// The application is waiting for some external service/application to respond/become available.
/// </summary>
Waiting = 60,
Installing = 70,
Updating = 75,
/// <summary>
/// Used during installation, means that some user input is required to complete setup (authentication etc).
/// </summary>
AwaitingUserInput = 80,
/// <summary>
/// Something is preventing the application from starting, and the module will not try again without user action
/// </summary>
Failed = 100,
Suspended = 200,
Maintainence = 250,
/// <summary>
/// The state is unknown, or doesn't apply (for modules that don't start an external process)
/// </summary>
Indeterminate = 999,
}
Thanks a lot.
Just for future problems: Was there a place I could have found this? Maybe within the SDK-Template? I'd be happy If I didn't had to bother you for such things.
Indeed, the SDK template has the references for this - you can press F12 on the ApplicationState member to see all the information.
Perfect, then I can check that one first next time. Thanks a lot for the fast answer.
