machines with a high load on the web service, or the web service may eventually deny service. • --check-interval (or -i): This specifies the interval in which the web service checks for timed-out clients setting prog.waitForCompletion(10000); // give the process 10 secs if (prog.getResultCode() != 0) // check success System.out.println("Cannot launch VM!") The caller’s session object can then be used as a for additional fields being appended to this string in future versions of VirtualBox and therefore check for the number of tabs in the strings returned. In the current version, the following eight fields

machines with a high load on the web service, or the web service may eventually deny service. • --check-interval (or -i): This specifies the interval in which the web service checks for timed-out clients setting prog.waitForCompletion(10000); // give the process 10 secs if (prog.getResultCode() != 0) // check success System.out.println("Cannot launch VM!") The caller’s session object can then be used as a for additional fields being appended to this string in future versions of VirtualBox and therefore check for the number of tabs in the strings returned. In the current version, the following eight fields

machines with a high load on the web service, or the web service may eventually deny service. • --check-interval (or -i): This specifies the interval in which the web service checks for timed-out clients setting prog.waitForCompletion(10000); // give the process 10 secs if (prog.getResultCode() != 0) // check success System.out.println("Cannot launch VM!") The caller’s session object can then be used as a for additional fields being appended to this string in future versions of VirtualBox and therefore check for the number of tabs in the strings returned. In the current version, the following eight fields

machines with a high load on the web service, or the web service may eventually deny service. • --check-interval (or -i): This specifies the interval in which the web service checks for timed-out clients setting prog.waitForCompletion(10000); // give the process 10 secs if (prog.getResultCode() != 0) // check success System.out.println("Cannot launch VM!") The caller’s session object can then be used as a for additional fields being appended to this string in future versions of VirtualBox and therefore check for the number of tabs in the strings returned. In the current version, the following eight fields

machines with a high load on the web service, or the web service may eventually deny service. • --check-interval (or -i): This specifies the interval in which the web service checks for timed-out clients setting prog.waitForCompletion(10000); // give the process 10 secs if (prog.getResultCode() != 0) // check success System.out.println("Cannot launch VM!") The caller’s session object can then be used as a for additional fields being appended to this string in future versions of VirtualBox and therefore check for the number of tabs in the strings returned. In the current version, the following eight fields

machines with a high load on the web service, or the web service may eventually deny service. • --check-interval (or -i): This specifies the interval in which the web service checks for timed-out clients setting prog.waitForCompletion(10000); // give the process 10 secs if (prog.getResultCode() != 0) // check success System.out.println("Cannot launch VM!") The caller’s session object can then be used as a for additional fields being appended to this string in future versions of VirtualBox and therefore check for the number of tabs in the strings returned. In the current version, the following eight fields

machines with a high load on the web service, or the web service may eventually deny service. • --check-interval (or -i): This specifies the interval in which the web service checks for timed-out clients setting prog.waitForCompletion(10000); // give the process 10 secs if (prog.getResultCode() != 0) // check success System.out.println("Cannot launch VM!") The caller’s session object can then be used as a for additional fields being appended to this string in future versions of VirtualBox and therefore check for the number of tabs in the strings returned. In the current version, the following eight fields

machines with a high load on the web service, or the web service may eventually deny service. • --check-interval (or -i): This specifies the interval in which the web service checks for timed-out clients setting prog.waitForCompletion(10000); // give the process 10 secs if (prog.getResultCode() != 0) // check success System.out.println("Cannot launch VM!") The caller’s session object can then be used as a for additional fields being appended to this string in future versions of VirtualBox and therefore check for the number of tabs in the strings returned. In the current version, the following eight fields

machines with a high load on the web service, or the web service may eventually deny service. • --check-interval (or -i): This specifies the interval in which the web service checks for timed-out clients setting prog.waitForCompletion(10000); // give the process 10 secs if (prog.getResultCode() != 0) // check success System.out.println("Cannot launch VM!") The caller’s session object can then be used as a for additional fields being appended to this string in future versions of VirtualBox and therefore check for the number of tabs in the strings returned. In the current version, the following eight fields

machines with a high load on the web service, or the web service may eventually deny service. • --check-interval (or -i): This specifies the interval in which the web service checks for timed-out clients setting prog.waitForCompletion(10000); // give the process 10 secs if (prog.getResultCode() != 0) // check success System.out.println("Cannot launch VM!") The caller’s session object can then be used as a for additional fields being appended to this string in future versions of VirtualBox and therefore check for the number of tabs in the strings returned. In the current version, the following eight fields