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This directory contains groups of client and server test programs that
exercise the various C++ wrappers for sockets. In general, the test
programs do more or less the same thing -- the client establishes a
connection with the server and then transfers data to the server,
which keeps printing the data until EOF is reached (e.g., user types
^D).
Unless noted differently, the server is implemented as an "iterative
server," i.e., it only deals with one client at a time. The following
describes each set of tests in more detail:
. C-{inclient,inserver}.cpp -- This is basically a C code
implementation that opens a connection to the server and
sends all the data from the stdin using Internet domain
sockets (i.e., TCP).
. CPP-{inclient,inserver}.cpp -- This test is
a more sophisticated C++ wrapper version of the preceeding
"C" test using Internet domain sockets (i.e., TCP).
It allows you to test oneway and twoway socket communication
latency and throughput between two processes on the same
machine or on different machines.
. CPP-inserver-fancy.cpp -- This program is a more glitzy
version of CPP-inserver.cpp that illustrates additional
features of ACE, such as ACE_Svc_Handler.
. CPP-inserver-poll.cpp -- This test illustrates how to
write single-threaded concurrent servers using UNIX SVR4
poll(). You can run this test using the CPP-inclient.cpp
program as the oneway client.
. CPP-{unclient,unserver}.cpp -- This test is basically
a C++ wrapper version of the preceeding "C++" test using
UNIX domain sockets. Note that this test only works
between a client and server process on the same machine.
. FD-{unclient,inclient}.cpp -- This test illustrates
how to pass file descriptors between a client and a
concurrent server process on the same machine using the ACE
C++ wrappers for UNIX domain sockets.
For examples of the ACE SOCK_{Dgram,CODgram} and
SOCK_Dgram_{Mcast,Bcast} wrappers, please take a look in the
./examples/Reactor/{Dgram,Multicast,Ntalker} directories.
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