Running the Examples
As long as your PATH/LD_LIBRARY_PATH and CLASSPATH environment variables are correctly set up, it should be straightforward to run the examples.
Since many examples are distributed, you should run multiple instances of the example applications at the same time to see how easy it is to create a coherent and consistent distributed system using ActiveSpaces.
Note: Because ActiveSpaces is platform independent, the C, Java, and .NET versions of the examples are completely interoperable; you can, for example, run one instance of an example application in C and one in Java and they will interact just as if all instances were C (or Java).
See Running the Java API Examples for more information on setting up your environment and the commands to use for running the ActiveSpaces examples for each of the language APIs.
- Running the Java API Examples
- Running the C API Examples on Windows
- Running the C API Examples on UNIX Linux AIX HP UX
- Running the .NET API Examples
- Command Line Arguments
Many of the examples use the same basic set of command line arguments, which you can use to change the default settings used by the examples.
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