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# Running the Sample Applications

This guide covers several common messaging scenarios:

- Publish-Subscribe example
- Persistent Publish-Subscribe Example
- Queuing
- Request/Reply
- Performance Measurement (Peer to Peer) (messaging throughput and latency between two applications)
- Performance Measurement (Persistence)

## Port Designations

If you change the port, which the FTL server is using, change the port numbers in the example commands to match.

If you are running more than one FTL server, you can do one of the following:

- Specify any one of the `host:port` values for the FTL servers on the command line

- Specify all of the `host:port` values on the command line separated by the “|” character, for example:
  `localhost:8080|localhost:9090|localhost:10100`.
  The application connects to a FTL server automatically, and falls over to another server in the event of no response or a disconnection.

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