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-OVERVIEW
-
-This directory contains source code for a prototype CORBA-based
-distributed notification mechanism.  This mechanism implements a
-"publish/subscribe" communication protocol.  It allows Suppliers to
-pass messages containing object references to a dynamically managed
-group of Consumers.  This is similar to the OMG COSS Event Service,
-though not as sophisticated.
-
-DIRECTORY STRUCTURE
-
-There are 3 executables:
-
-Notifier
-
-	-- The Notifier supplies events from Suppliers to Consumers
-           It which must be started first.
-           It has an instance of an IDL Notifier
-	   object.  This object accepts subscriptions from Consumers
-	   and forwards events sent to it either via Consumers or
-	   Suppliers.
-           The Notifier object is registered with a naming service
-           so that it can be located by other objects.
-	   To run the Notifier, type:
-           notifier
-
-           To exit the Notifier press CTRL-C.
-           All consumers registered with the Notifier will shutdown.
-           Suppliers should however, be shutdown beforehand.
-Supplier:
-           On startup the Supplier gets hold of the Notifier object from
-           the naming service and registers itself with it.
-           The Supplier accepts strings from the user and sends them to
-           the Notifier.
-           To run the supplier type:
-           supplier
-
-           To exit the supplier type CTRL-C or type "quit".
-           To send strings to the Consumers, type the string on the prompt
-           and press ENTER.
-
-Consumer:
-           It has an instance of an IDL Consumer object.
-	   This object is used to receive notifications from the
-           Notifier object.
-           When the Consumer starts up, it gets an object reference to
-           the Notifier.
-	   It then subscribes its Consumer object with
-	   the Notifier by passing an object reference.
-
-	   In addition to passing an object reference to a
-	   Notifier, the Consumer also may specify a
-	   filtering criteria, which is a regular expression.  If
-	   the filtering criteria is the string "" then the Notifier
-	   will send all Notifications to the Consumer (i.e., "" is
-	   treated as a "wildcard").  Otherwise, the filtering
-	   criteria is considered to be a regular expression,
-	   and only those Notification tags that match the regular
-	   expression will be forwarded to the Consumer.  The regular
-	   expressions are those used by ed(1) (see the regexp(5)
-	   manual page for more info).
-
-           To run the Consumer, type:
-           consumer <filtering_criteria>
-
-           e.g. consumer a*b
-           will accept the following strings: ab , b, aaaab.
-
-           To send strings to other Consumers, type the string on the prompt
-           and press ENTER.
-
-RUNNING THE SAMPLE:
-
-To run the tests do the following:
-
-1. Compile everything.
-
-2. Start the Notifier as described above.
-
-3. Start the Supplier executable.
-
-4. Start up as many copies of the Consumer as you'd like.
-   Typically, I run each one in its own window.
-
-5. Once the Consumers have subscribed you can send them info by typing
-   commands in the Supplier window.  These will be sent to all the
-   Consumers who have subscribed.  Likewise, you can send messages
-   from a Consumer to all other Consumers by typing messages in a
-   Consumer window.
-
-   Note that if you type "quit" or  ^C in a Consumer window the
-   Consumer will unsubscribe and shutdown its handlers and exit.
-   Likewise, if you type  ^C in the Notifier window
-   the Notifier will disconnect all of its Consumers and exit.
-
-6. When you want to terminate a Consumer or a Supplier, just type ^C
-   or "quit" and the process will shut down gracefully.