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-# $Id$
-
-Introduction:
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-This example illustrates the usage of the QtReactor from TAO. The
-server creates a display dialog which has a lcd display. The client
-creates a dialog with a quit button & a slider. On dragging the slider
-the display on the server dialog box will change. On pressing the Quit
-button the ORB would be shutdown and the movement of the slider will
-NOT be communicated to the server. The user can kill the windows to
-exit.
-
-To run the server and the client simply do the following:
-
-$ server -o foo.ior
-$ client -k file://foo.ior
-
-Note: this test only does something useful if the user has the Qt
-library installed. He should enable the build of the QtReactor by
-initilasing qt_reactor. The path should point to the Qt/bin area so
-that the moc could be accessed by the Makefile.
-
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-Technical Description:
-The technical details are similar to that of the XtReactor. Please
-refer $TAO_ROOT/tests/Xt_Stopwatch/README for a good description.