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$Id$
File: DevGuideExamples/Multithreading/GracefulShutdown/README
This directory contains a CORBA example illustrating a simple client
and a server with an interface Messenger. This example extends the
Getting Started example to show various techniques for gracefully
shutting down a TAO server.
How to Run
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To start the server :
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./MessengerServer [options]
where [options] can be one of the following:
-x - (default) shutdown the ORB when the client invokes the
Messenger::shutdown() operation
-p <n> - use non-blocking ORB operations in a polling loop to shutdown
after <n> iterations
-t <n> - schedule a timer with the ORB's reactor to shutdown in
<n> seconds
-r <n> - use the overloaded version of CORBA::ORB::run() that takes
an ACE_Time_Value parameter indicating how long run()
should process events before returning, where <n> is the
number of seconds the ORB will run.
-c - spawn a separate thread to shutdown the ORB on any
input from the console (terminal)
To start the client:
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./MessengerClient [-x]
where -x indicates the client will invoke Messenger::shutdown()
on the server to shut it down.
Exeuction via Perl Script
-------------------------
A Perl script has been created to automate the steps shown
above. This script can be run via the following command:
./run_test.pl
NOTE:
If you run on Windows platform, go to Debug or Release directory to run the
script via following command:
perl ../run_test.pl
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