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-# $Id$
-
-Description:
-
-This is the simplest example shows the use of a Custom Servant Dispatching (CSD)
-Strategy. This test uses the reference implementation, known as the Thread Pool
-CSD Strategy. This tests some simple remote two-way CORBA requests and a simple
-remote one-way request.
-
-The server application creates one servant object, runs the ORB event
-loop using the main thread, and uses one worker thread for the
-Thread Pool CSD Strategy.
-
-The client application invokes simple two-way calls on the object
-reference. There is also a simple one-way call that is also made on
-the object reference.
-
-The run_test.pl script will launch 1 sever process, and 40 client processes.
-Each client process will make invocations on the single object reference
-provided by the (single) server process.
-
-Executables:
-
- * client_main
-
- This is the client test executable.
-
- Command-line arguments:
-
- -? : Prints the executable's available command-line options, and
- then exits.
-
- -i <ior string> : Provide the IOR to the client (ie, file://some.ior).
-
- * server_main
-
- This is the server test executable.
-
- Command-line arguments:
-
- -? : Prints the executable's available command-line options, and
- then exits.
-
- -o <ior filename> : Name of file to which the IOR will be written.
-
- -n <num_clients> : The number of clients that will use the server.
-
- * run_test.pl
-
- This perl script will run an automated test using 40 client processes
- and 1 server process. The script returns 0 if the test was successful.
-
- No command-line options are supported. Simply execute the perl script
- as follows:
-
- $ ./run_test.pl
-