This directory contains various CorbaScript demonstrations.
Here is the contain:

 - README
	This file.

 - run.sh
	To start automatically all demonstrations with a Bourne shell.

 - run.csh
	To start automatically all demonstrations with a C shell.

 - win.bash
	To start automatically all demonstrations with a bash shell on
	Windows.

 - hello/
	Illustrates a simple Client/Server application.
	This is the 'Hello World' CorbaScript example.

 - calc/
	Illustrates a simple Client/Server calculator application.

 - computer/
	Illustrates a prime number service.

 - grid/
	Illustrates a factory of grid objects.
              
 - test/
	Illustrates various argument types and passing modes.

 - linked/
	Illustrates recursive distant and local invocations
	between two linked objects.

 - ir/
	Illustrates the navigation into the Interface Repository.
                
 - naming/
	Illustrates CorbaScript with the OMG Name Service.
	Provides a shell to this service.
	Provides an implementation of this service.

 - worker/
	Illustrates deferred invocations.
	A client invokes several servers and servers work
        simultaneously.

 - component/
	Illustrates implicit connections of client callback objects.
	This uses the JavaBeans Design Pattern.

 - chat/
	Implements a CORBA chat service.

 - event/
	Illustrates CorbaScript with the OMG Event Service.
	Provides an implementation of this service.

 - remote_cssh/
	Provides a general scripting engine OMG IDL API,
        remote CorbaScript engines and a shell to deal with them.

- process/
	Illustrates a CORBA process factory service
	and accessing objects by URL.

 - various_examples/
	Illustrates various script examples without CORBA.

To start all demonstrations,
 * set the CS_BINDIR variable to the directory containing the cssh binary
   and the env.ORB.sh file.
 * type './run.sh' or './run.csh' on Unix systems.
 * type 'bash win.bash' on Windows systems.

To start one demonstration, go to the related directory and
 * set the CS_BINDIR variable to the directory containing the cssh binary
   and the env.ORB.sh file.
 * type 'run.sh' or 'run.csh' on Unix systems.
 * type 'bash run.sh' on Windows systems.
  
More demonstrations will be provided in future releases.
