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eval '(exit $?0)' && eval 'exec perl -S $0 ${1+"$@"}'
& eval 'exec perl -S $0 $argv:q'
if 0;
# $Id$
# -*- perl -*-
# This is a Perl script that runs additional Naming Service tests.
# It runs all the tests that will *not* run with min CORBA.
# It starts all the servers and clients as necessary.
use lib "$ENV{ACE_ROOT}/bin";
use PerlACE::Run_Test;
# Amount of delay (in seconds) between starting a server and a client
# to allow proper server initialization.
$sleeptime = 10;
$quiet = 0;
# check for -q flag
if ($ARGV[0] eq '-q') {
$quiet = 1;
}
# Variables for command-line arguments to client and server
# executables.
$ns_multicast_port = 10001 + PerlACE::uniqueid (); # Can not be 10000 on Chorus 4.0
$ns_orb_port = 12000 + PerlACE::uniqueid ();
$iorfile = PerlACE::LocalFile ("ns.ior");
$file_persistent_ior_file = PerlACE::LocalFile ("fpns.ior");
$status = 0;
sub name_server
{
my $args = "-ORBNameServicePort $ns_multicast_port -o $iorfile -m 1 @_";
my $prog = "../../Naming_Service/Naming_Service";
$NS = new PerlACE::Process ($prog, $args);
unlink $iorfile;
$NS->Spawn ();
if (PerlACE::waitforfile_timed ($iorfile, $sleeptime) == -1) {
print STDERR "ERROR: cannot find IOR file <$iorfile>\n";
$NS->Kill ();
exit 1;
}
}
sub client
{
my $args = "@_"." ";
my $prog = "client";
$CL = new PerlACE::Process ($prog, $args);
$client = $CL->SpawnWaitKill (60);
if ($client != 0) {
print STDERR "ERROR: client returned $client\n";
$status = 1;
}
}
## The options below have been reordered due to a
## initialization problem (within the Naming_Service)
## that has only been seen on Windows XP.
# Options for all simple tests recognized by the 'client' program.
@opts = ("-p $file_persistent_ior_file -ORBInitRef NameService=file://$iorfile",
"-c file://$file_persistent_ior_file -ORBInitRef NameService=file://$iorfile");
@server_opts = ("-ORBEndpoint iiop://$TARGETHOSTNAME:$ns_orb_port -u NameService",
"-ORBEndpoint iiop://$TARGETHOSTNAME:$ns_orb_port -u NameService");
@comments = ("Flat File Persistent Test (Part 1): \n",
"Flat File Persistent Test (Part 2): \n");
$test_number = 0;
unlink ($file_persistent_ior_file);
if ( ! -d "NameService" ) {
mkdir (NameService, 0777);
}
else {
chdir "NameService";
opendir(THISDIR, ".");
@allfiles = grep(!/^\.\.?$/, readdir(THISDIR));
closedir(THISDIR);
unlink @allfiles;
chdir "..";
}
# Run server and client for each of the tests. Client uses ior in a
# file to bootstrap to the server.
foreach $o (@opts) {
name_server ($server_opts[$test_number]);
print STDERR "\n ".$comments[$test_number];
client ($o);
$NS->Kill ();
## For some reason, only on Windows XP, we need to
## wait before starting another Naming_Service when
## the mmap persistence option is used
if ($^O eq "MSWin32") {
sleep(1);
}
$test_number++;
}
unlink ($file_persistent_ior_file);
chdir "NameService";
opendir(THISDIR, ".");
@allfiles = grep(!/^\.\.?$/, readdir(THISDIR));
closedir(THISDIR);
unlink @allfiles;
chdir "..";
rmdir "NameService";
unlink $iorfile;
exit $status;
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