| # Simple example to show how names work both without and with a mount table | |
| # and the difference between resolve and resolveMT. | |
| # A 'stand-alone' server | |
| echoServer "text" "" | |
| set es=$_ | |
| eval $es | |
| eval $es | |
| read $es | |
| set esName=$NAME | |
| set esAddr=$ADDR | |
| echoClient $esName "test" | |
| set ec=$_ | |
| read $ec line | |
| assert $line "text: test" | |
| stop $es | |
| wait $ec | |
| # now use a nameserver. | |
| root | |
| eval $_ | |
| set root=$MT_NAME | |
| set NAMESPACE_ROOT=$root | |
| echoServer "text2" "a/b" | |
| set es=$_ | |
| eval $es | |
| set es_name=$NAME | |
| set es_addr=$ADDR | |
| read $es | |
| echoClient "a/b" "test 2" | |
| set ec=$_ | |
| read $ec line | |
| assert $line "text2: test 2" | |
| # resolve will return the server's address | |
| setRoots $root | |
| resolve a/b | |
| set r=$_ | |
| eval $r | |
| assert $RN 1 | |
| eval $r | |
| assert $R0 $es_name// | |
| # resolveMT will return the mount table's address (the part before the //) | |
| resolveMT a/b | |
| set r=$_ | |
| eval $r | |
| assert $RN 1 | |
| eval $r | |
| assert $R0 $root//a/b | |
| stop $es |