# Makefile for the Example Files
# Copyright and License 

# Compiling and running the application
# use nmake under Windows
# The example code, which contains the logging example and the service example, may be compiled and run using a Makefile such as that shown below: 

JAVA_HOME=G:\devtools\j2sdk1.4.2

CLASSPATH=.

JAVAC=$(JAVA_HOME)\bin\javac
JAVA=$(JAVA_HOME)\bin\java

ORB_INITIAL_PORT=1050

IDLJ=$(JAVA_HOME)\bin\idlj
IDLJ_FLAGS=-fall -td $(CLASSPATH) -verbose

ORBD=$(JAVA_HOME)\bin\orbd -ORBInitialPort $(ORB_INITIAL_PORT)

build:
        $(IDLJ) $(IDLJ_FLAGS) serviceexample.idl
        $(JAVAC) -d $(CLASSPATH) *.java
        $(JAVAC) pi\serviceexample\*.java

runorbd:
        $(ORBD)

runloggingservice:
        $(JAVA) -classpath $(CLASSPATH) pi.serviceexample.LoggingServiceImpl -ORBInitialPort $(ORB_INITIAL_PORT)

runarbitraryobject:
        $(JAVA) -classpath $(CLASSPATH) pi.serviceexample.ArbitraryObjectImpl -ORBInitialPort $(ORB_INITIAL_PORT)

runcolocatedservers:
        $(JAVA) -classpath $(CLASSPATH) pi.serviceexample.ColocatedServers -ORBInitialPort $(ORB_INITIAL_PORT)

runclient:
        $(JAVA) -classpath $(CLASSPATH) pi.serviceexample.Client -ORBInitialPort $(ORB_INITIAL_PORT)
        
clean: 
        rm -rf pi
        rm -rf orb.db

# Order of steps:
# Build:     clean build
# Remote:    runorbd runloggingservice runarbitraryobjectimpl runclient
# Colocated: runorbd runcolocatedservers runclient