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-# $Id$
-
-Description:
-This is a simple test for AMI callback model.
-
-
-Note:
-Use TAO_HAS_CORBA_MESSAGING
-and TAO_HAS_AMI_CALLBACK
-to compile TAO. This enables the AMI code in it.
-
-Also use -GC on the TAO IDL compiler if you want to generate
-code for AMI callbacks.
-
-Usage:
-=====
-$ server -o ior
-$ simple_client -ORBSvcConf simple_client_muxed.conf -k file://ior -i 10
-
-simple-client:
-=============
-
-$ simple_client -k file://test_ior [-i <niterations] [-x] [-d] \
- -ORBSvcConf {simple-client-muxed.conf,
- simple-client-exclusive.conf}
-
--d Enable debug messages.
--i Number of iterations.
--k IOR.
--x Call shutdown method.
-
-Issues <i> number of asynchronous requests. Then it issues a
-synchronous request, which collects the replies.
-
-If you choose Muxed Transport configuration, then the synchronous
-request will collect all the asynchronous replies also, since the
-replies will arrive in order.
-
-But in the Exclusive Transport, the synchronous request might now
-collect all the AMI replies. It might return as soon as its reply
-arrives.
-
-
-