| PerlDemo.data | A data file for use with the EventType Editor to import event type and client group definitions required by the eol.pl, demo_adapter.pl, demo_client.pl, tictactoe and ttt_adapter.pl |
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| demo_adapter.pl demo_client.pl |
An example adapter and client to demonstrate publishing of a modestly complex event. The client will also create a HelloWorld object, set internal data, dump the object with Data::Dumper and send it within the event. The adapter will revive the dumped object and invoke a method to show it can be done (this usage is considered exotic). The HelloWorld module must be installed where both the adapter and client reside. |
| time_adapter.pl time_test.pl |
The Perl analogs to the ActiveWorks 3.0 demonstration adapter and client. |
| eod.pl | A client to test the much pheared Event of Doom. |
| eod-autotest.pl | The most comprehensive test supplied. Provide a host:port as an argument and the script will connect to it, create a test broker, create a client group, create the Event of Doom event type, give subscribe permission to the client group, create a client and an actual populated Event of Doom. The scripts cleans up after itself. |
| client_finger.pl | Similar to adapter_ping, the srcipt reports all the data it finds on all clients attached to a given broker (passed as an arguement). |
| terr_finger.pl | Crawls a territory and lists everything it can find. Takes a broker@host as an argument. |
| typedef-test1.pl | Demonstrates creating a TypeDef field by field. |
| typedef-test2.pl | Demonstrates creating a TypeDef in a single step with a hash. |
| tictactoe | A client to play the venerable game "TicTacToe" against a user also running the same client. The client may also play against the ttt_adapter.pl script. |
| ttt_adapter.pl | The TicTacToe adapter. Originally intended to play against web clients, may also play against the tictactoe client script. |
| apache/ | Files to configure mod_perl to play TicTacToe with an Aw::Client against the ttt_adapter.pl running on a broker elsewhere. |