Scott, Craig, James, Juozas, Chris, Lance, It is booked in. CVS ain't so difficult when used via IDEA/2. I still prefer Perforce and look forward to a finished Subversion.
build.xml - default target is "compile" test.xml - default target is "generate" The two are separate as the forst generates a Ant taskdef the second uses. Only a limitation for Armi dev... not one for users of Armi. Demonstrations...... To test ObjectStream over plain sockets transport, you need two DOS windows: In one do "ant -buildfile test.xml test1-serve" and the other "ant -buildfile test.xml test1-client" To test ObjectStream over Piped transport, you need one DOS window: Do "ant -buildfile test.xml test2" To test RMI transport, you need two DOS windows: In one do "ant -buildfile test.xml test3-serve" and the other "ant -buildfile test.xml test3-client" To test direct transport, you need one DOS window: Do "ant -buildfile test.xml test4" Fingers crossed & Enjoy. TODO: * jar packaging * xdocs * dynamic proxy to hide impl on client side (excalibur has one). Future versions: * Armi interface allowed for method return and args. * Requests that get generated classes through the transport * generated classes via BCEL rather than javac * Generated source that does not implement interfaces (for use by beanshell) Regards, - Paul H -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
