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diff --git a/TAO/examples/POA/Forwarding/README b/TAO/examples/POA/Forwarding/README new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..e4a38589821 --- /dev/null +++ b/TAO/examples/POA/Forwarding/README @@ -0,0 +1,38 @@ +$Id$ + +This document describes the standard CORBA location forwarding +example. For detailed explanation on how TAO's location forwarding +feature is designed, see + +$TAO_ROOT/docs/forwarding.html + +The test in this directory sets up three servers, the first writes its +servant's object reference (IOR) to a file. The second server reads +the IOR, recognizes it as forwarding location, and writes its own to a +file too. The third server does the same as the second server. The +third server's IOR is then read by the client, which then issues a +number of requests. After <iterations> normal requests, a forwarding +request is sent to the object. + +Here's an example for 5 requests: + +doit() returned 127 +doit() returned 128 +doit() returned 129 +Asking server to forward next time +doit() returned 127 +doit() returned 128 +doit() returned 129 +Asking server to forward next time +doit() returned 127 +doit() returned 128 +doit() returned 129 + +The location forwarding is implemented through the servant activator. +Check run_test.pl for an example of how to run the server. + +The first three calls will be called on the first server, then the +location forwarding is called and the next three calls are going to be +called on the second server. Location forwarding is then called on +the second one and the last three calls are then done on the thrid +server. |