#!/usr/bin/python
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'''HelloWorldServiceImpl.py - 'Hello world' service implementation example.

Authors: Eric Saunders (esaunders@lcogt.net)
         Martin Norbury (mnorbury@lcogt.net)
         Zach Walker (zwalker@lcogt.net)

May 2009
'''

import hello_world_pb2
import time


class HelloWorldImpl(hello_world_pb2.HelloWorldService):
    def HelloWorld(self, controller, request, done):
        print "In HelloWorld!"

        # Print the request
        print request

        # Extract name from the message received
        name = request.my_name

        # Create a reply
        response = hello_world_pb2.HelloResponse()
        response.hello_world = 'Hello %s' % name

        # Sleeping to show asynchronous behavior on client end.
        time.sleep(1)

        # We're done, call the run method of the done callback
        done.run(response)