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windows package

Last edited by yannick legoc Oct 14, 2020
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You can get the archive for Windows 64 bits (7, 8, 10).

The archive contains:

  • Cameo server
  • Cameo console
  • Basic runnable Java examples

To run the examples, it is likely that you need to have VC++ redistributable 2015 installed on your system.

To test the basic examples:

  1. Open a first shell.
  2. execute cd cameo-win.
  3. run cameo-server.bat and let it run.
  4. Open a second shell.
  5. run cameo-console.bat list, the list of available applications are displayed.
  6. run cameo-console.bat exec responder-server, the server responding to string requests is running.
  7. Open a third shell.
  8. run cameo-console.bat exec requester-client my-request-1, the client sending a request to the responder server (not the Cameo server).
  9. run cameo-console.bat exec requester-client my-request-2, the client another string request.
  10. Stop the applications of the second and third shells by ctl-C.

You can test the second example by running in two shells the commands cameo-console.bat exec publisher-app and cameo-console.bat exec subscriber-app.

The source code of the examples is available here.

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