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diff --git a/TAO/orbsvcs/tests/Logger/README b/TAO/orbsvcs/tests/Logger/README deleted file mode 100644 index 430e9d3442d..00000000000 --- a/TAO/orbsvcs/tests/Logger/README +++ /dev/null @@ -1,46 +0,0 @@ -$ID$ - -This example tests the TAO logging service. It generates SII stubs and -skeletons using the TAO IDL compiler. You can either run the client -and server as seperate processes in the same, or different windows (or -machines), or you may run the "runtests.pl" script which will start -both executables. - -By default, the client and server use the Naming Service. The -log_server has its own NamingServer implementation, so it doesn't -require you to start the NamingService before starting the client and -server. - -The test demonstrates the functionality of the logging service. The -client program will generate 4 logging messages which will be logged -to the screen. The first message will be in the "verbose_lite" -format. The rest will be fully verbose messages. Successful output is - -LM_DEBUG@::log() test (1) -Nov 12 14:20:02.0 1998@lambada-hme0@13670@LM_EMERGENCY@::log() test (2) -Nov 12 14:20:02.0 1998@lambada-hme0@13670@LM_INFO@::logv() test (3) -Nov 12 14:20:02.0 1998@lambada-hme0@13670@LM_EMERGENCY@::log2() test (4) - - -server: ------ - -% server [-d] - -client: ------- - -% client [-d] - -Options: ------- - --d Debug flag. It is an additive flag, so more -d's will increase - the debugging level. Only one flag is necessary to enable the - debugging output from the executables, but the debug level - affects how the utilized TAO methods act (including mysterious - debugging messages). - -That's all there is to it. If you desire, feel free to change the -logging priorities, verbosity levels and messages in the client -program but note that the maximum length of the message is 1023 -characters. - --Matt Braun mjb2@cs.wustl.edu Thursday, Nov 12'th, 1998 |