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Demonstration Programs

An Example of Object-Oriented Messaging

environment variables, ToolTalk Environment Variables

CEPATH, ToolTalk Environment Variables

created from message contexts, Using Context Slots to Create Environment Variables

DISPLAY, ToolTalk Environment Variables

_SUN_TT_ARG_TRACE_WIDTH, ToolTalk Environment Variables

_SUN_TT_FILE, ToolTalk Environment Variables

_SUN_TT_HOSTNAME_MAP

ToolTalk Environment Variables

Redirecting the Host Machine

_SUN_TT_PARTIITON_MAP, ToolTalk Environment Variables

_SUN_TT_PARTITION_MAP, Redirecting the File System Partition

_SUN_TT_SESSION

Starting a ToolTalk Session

ToolTalk Environment Variables

Sending and Receiving Messages in a Networked Environment

_SUN_TT_TOKEN, ToolTalk Environment Variables

SUN_TTSESSION_CMD, ToolTalk Environment Variables

TMPDIR, Other Environment Variables

TTPATH, ToolTalk Environment Variables

error handling functions, Retrieving ToolTalk Error Status

error macros, Checking ToolTalk Error Status

error propagation, Error Propagation

error status, Handling Errors

checking, Checking ToolTalk Error Status

retrieving, Retrieving ToolTalk Error Status

error value, Functions with Natural Return Values

errors, process type, Process Type Errors

/etc/inet/inetd.conf, Where is rpc.ttdbserverd started?

event loop, Can I run more than one handler of a given ptype?

examining messages, Examining Messages

examining spec information, Examining Spec Information

examining type information, Examining ToolTalk Type Information