6 File: DevGuideExamples/PortableInterceptor/PICurrent_NameService/README
9 This directory contains an example that shows how the PICurrent can
10 be used to stop client-side interceptor recursions.
12 This example is based on the Messenger example in GettingStarted
13 directory. A message is send by MessengerClient and displayed by
14 MessengerServer. When the client receives a reply, it asks the server
15 for the current time. This causes a recursive call at the receive_reply()
16 interception point. A flag is passed in the PICurrent to let the client
17 know the call is recursive.
28 ./MessengerClient -ORBInitRef Messenger=file://Messenger.ior
30 Execuction via Perl Script
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33 A Perl script has been created to automate the steps shown
34 above. This script can be run via the following command: