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1 /*
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3
4   This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
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17 */
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19 package org.objectweb.jac.samples.ring;
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21 /**
22  * The following example shows a ring structure that works as well in a
23  * centralized or in a distributed way.
24  *
25  * <p>To run this sample:
26  * - rmiregistery &
27  * - go 3 & (in the org/objectweb/jac/scripts directory to launch 2 jac servers)
28  * - jac -G -D Run (you can call roundtrip on any element, with the
29  * number of token exchanched as the argument) */
30
31 public class Ring {
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33     public static void main( String JavaDoc[] args ) {
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35         RingElement element0 = new RingElement();
36         RingElement element1 = new RingElement();
37         RingElement element2 = new RingElement();
38     
39         element0.setPrevious( element2 );
40         element1.setPrevious( element0 );
41         element2.setPrevious( element1 );
42         
43         element2.roundTrip( 50 );
44     }
45 }
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