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@@ -1748,90 +1748,6 @@ Wed Mar 17 22:53:33 1999  Irfan Pyarali  <irfan@cs.wustl.edu>
         * examples/POA/On_Demand_Loading/run_test.pl:
         * examples/POA/On_Demand_Activation/run_test.pl:
 
-          - We now have support for active demuxing of user defined
-            ids. This is achieved by using a active demux hint field in
-            the object key.
-
-          - We have support for reactivating servants with system
-            generated ids.  In this case, system ids are simply generated
-            by incrementing a counter. Note that in this case, the id ->
-            servant map is a hash map since active demux keys cannot be
-            reused once deactivated. However, the good news is that the
-            active demux key can be used as the hint in the object key.
-
-          - The use of the hint in the object key is optional.  If used,
-            the lookups are faster (unless the hint is invalidated by a
-            deactivation or by restarting a persistent POA).  However,
-            using the hint results in a larger IOR, and more memory being
-            used in the active object map.  This option can be controlled
-            through the -ORBactivehintinids runtime switch and is turned
-            on by default.
-
-          - If the applications knows that reactivations will not occur,
-            they can simply use the old scheme of directly using the
-            active demux key as the system id.  This will (a) make the IOR
-            shorter, (b) less memory will be used in the active object
-            map, and (c) the lookups will be quicker and (more)
-            predictable.
-
-          - Etherialization of servants (through the use of a Servant
-            Activator) is temporarily disabled.  Once we fix the reference
-            counting on the servants, this will start working again.
-
-          - Removed the POA exceptions from the list of system exceptions,
-            and reverted them back to being user exceptions.
-
-          - Timestamps are no longer used in persistent object keys.
-
-          - Removed the TAO specific synchronization POA policy.  In the
-            new POA design, this scheme will not be required.  Also,
-            removed the POA locking example in
-            $TAO_ROOT/examples/POA/locking.
-
-        * examples/POA/Identity/: Added new example to test a whole bunch
-          of conversions from servant to id to reference. The example is
-          designed to test the new POA IOR creation and its Active Object
-          Map.
-
-        * tao: Added support for minimalCORBA to TAO. For some
-          applications CORBA is too large to meet exacting size and
-          performance requirements. Such scenarios require a cut-down
-          version of CORBA. This cut-down version is called
-          minimumCORBA. minimumCORBA defines a profile (or subset) of
-          CORBA where the following features are removed:
-
-          - Dynamic Invocation Interface
-          - Dynamic Skeleton Interface
-          - Dynamic Any
-          - Interface Repository
-          - Interceptors
-          - Advance POA features:
-            - Servant Managers
-            - Adpator Activators
-            - Most POA Manager features
-
-          On platforms that use the Makefiles, simply minimum_corba=1. On
-          Win32, define TAO_HAS_MINIMUM_CORBA in the orbconf.h file.
-
-        * tao/Makefile: Added support for measuring subsets of TAO.  These
-          subsets are not independent, but are useful in providing an idea
-          of how big different components of the ORB are.
-
-        * tao/Server_Strategy_Factory.cpp: Remove the active object map
-          creation responsibilities from this class.  Now it simply holds
-          on to the creation parameters and feeds them to the active
-          object map constructor.
-
-        * tao/Sequence_T.i (operator->): Added operator-> to
-          TAO_Object_Manager.  Also, made the in() method return a
-          non-const pointer.  Missing still is operator= taking
-          T::var_type. Other managers should also be check for these
-          features (Carlos said he'll look into it).
-
-        * examples/POA/Loader/run_test.pl:
-        * examples/POA/On_Demand_Loading/run_test.pl:
-        * examples/POA/On_Demand_Activation/run_test.pl:
-
           Fixed the above scripts to pass the extra parameters along to
           the client and the server.