$Id$ Description: Test combines and tests several RT policies in different ways. - The IDL interface has two methods: method() and prioritized_method(). - The client sets its thread to the default priority, calls method() which returns a priority. If the priority returned is different from , the client sets its thread to the priority returned by the server and calls prioritized_method() - The servant returns the member in method(). In prioritized_method(), it makes sure that the thread running the upcall is at priority . These two members allow several different policies to be tested with the same code. - In addition to testing servants in the RootPOA and in a simple child POA, the following policy combinations are tested in this example: ________________________________________________________________________________ Thread-pool BANDS PRIORITY MODEL Client Priority Server Priority ________________________________________________________________________________ Default Pool NO CLIENT_PROPAGATED 3 3 Default Pool NO SERVER_DECLARED 3 5 Without Lanes NO CLIENT_PROPAGATED 1 1 Without Lanes NO SERVER_DECLARED 1 5 With Lanes NO CLIENT_PROPAGATED 2 2 With Lanes NO SERVER_DECLARED 3 5 Default Pool YES CLIENT_PROPAGATED 3 3 Default Pool YES SERVER_DECLARED 1 5 Without Lanes YES CLIENT_PROPAGATED 1 1 Without Lanes YES SERVER_DECLARED 3 5 With Lanes YES CLIENT_PROPAGATED 3 2 With Lanes YES SERVER_DECLARED 1 5 where the priorities are relative to the minimum priority of the thread scheduling policy used for the test. - This test uses the -ORBPriorityMapping continuous option.