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Multiple connection server example

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In this example, we use the simple double server to illustrate a multiple connection server. Multiple connections are available in the core, so all we need is to tell the server to accept multiple connections, using the -maxconns argument. This example uses the server and program file from the double example.

This example can be found in the distribution in contrib/MITRE/examples/many_conns.

Source files

None.

Running the example

All configurations in this example can be accessed by invoking the process monitor, as follows.

Unix % cd <root_of_GC> % ./contrib/MITRE/tools/bin/process_monitor contrib/MITRE/examples/many_conns/double.config Windows C:\> set GC_HOME=<root_of_GC> C:\> python %GC_HOME%\contrib\MITRE\tools\src\process_monitor\process_monitor.py %GC_HOME%\contrib\MITRE\examples\many_conns\double.config

In addition, on Unix, we generate the following script.

double.csh: runs the double server and the Hub, using the double.pgm program file from the double example.

Compilation

Typing "make" in this directory will create the script.

Discussion

See the documentation on setting maximum number of connections.