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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 a Naming Service test. It starts
# all the servers and clients as necessary.
use lib "$ENV{ACE_ROOT}/bin";
use PerlACE::TestTarget;
use Cwd;
$startdir = getcwd();
$quiet = 0;
# check for -q flag
if ($ARGV[0] eq '-q') {
$quiet = 1;
}
my $test = PerlACE::TestTarget::create_target (1) || die "Create target 1 failed\n";
$hostname = $test->HostName ();
# Variables for command-line arguments to client and server
# executables.
$ns_orb_port1 = 10001 + $test->RandomPort ();
$ns_orb_port2 = 10002 + $test->RandomPort ();
$ns_endpoint1 = "iiop://$hostname:$ns_orb_port1";
$ns_endpoint2 = "iiop://$hostname:$ns_orb_port2";
$iorfile1 = "ns1.ior";
$iorfile2 = "ns2.ior";
## Allow the user to determine where the persistent file will be located
## just in case the current directory is not suitable for locking.
## We can't change the name of the persistent file because that is not
## sufficient to work around locking problems for Tru64 when the current
## directory is NFS mounted from a system that does not properly support
## locking.
foreach my $possible ($ENV{TMPDIR}, $ENV{TEMP}, $ENV{TMP}) {
if (defined $possible && -d $possible) {
if (chdir($possible)) {
last;
}
}
}
my $test_iorfile1 = $test->LocalFile ($iorfile1);
my $test_iorfile2 = $test->LocalFile ($iorfile2);
$status = 0;
print "INFO: Running the test in ", getcwd(), "\n";
# Make sure that the directory to use to hold the naming contexts exists
# and is cleaned out
if ( ! -d "NameService" ) {
mkdir (NameService, 0777);
}
else {
chdir "NameService";
opendir(THISDIR, ".");
@allfiles = grep(!/^\.\.?$/, readdir(THISDIR));
closedir(THISDIR);
foreach $tmp (@allfiles){
$test->DeleteFile ($tmp);
}
chdir "..";
}
# Run two Naming Servers in redundant mode and one client. Client uses iors
# in files to find the individual copies of the Naming Servers.
my $args = "-ORBEndPoint $ns_endpoint1 -o $test_iorfile1 -m 0 -r NameService";
my $prog = "$startdir/../../Naming_Service/tao_cosnaming";
$NS1 = $test->CreateProcess ("$prog", "$args");
$test->DeleteFile ("iorfile1");
$NS1->Spawn ();
if ($test->WaitForFileTimed ($iorfile1,
$test->ProcessStartWaitInterval()) == -1) {
print STDERR "ERROR: cannot find file <$test_iorfile1>\n";
$NS1->Kill (); $NS1->TimedWait (1);
exit 1;
}
$args = "-ORBEndPoint $ns_endpoint2 -o $test_iorfile2 -m 0 -r NameService";
$prog = "$startdir/../../Naming_Service/tao_cosnaming";
$NS2 = $test->CreateProcess ("$prog", "$args");
$test->DeleteFile ("iorfile2");
$NS2->Spawn ();
if ($test->WaitForFileTimed ($iorfile2,
$test->ProcessStartWaitInterval()) == -1) {
print STDERR "ERROR: cannot find file <$test_iorfile2>\n";
$NS2->Kill (); $NS2->TimedWait (1);
exit 1;
}
## Even though the ior file is present, the redundant naming service
## isn't really ready to go (most of the time). Sleeping 1 second
## allows the redundant naming service to get to a usable state.
sleep(1);
$args = "-p file://$test_iorfile1 -q file://$test_iorfile2";
$prog = "$startdir/client";
$CL = $test->CreateProcess ("$prog", "$args");
$client = $CL->SpawnWaitKill ($test->ProcessStartWaitInterval());
if ($client != 0) {
print STDERR "ERROR: client returned $client\n";
$status = 1;
}
$NS1->Kill ();
$NS2->Kill ();
$test->DeleteFile ("iorfile1");
$test->DeleteFile ("iorfile2");
exit $status;
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