Name
Obliq Server - start an Obliq server
Syntax
obliqsrv [options] &
Description
An Obliq server. The command obliqsrv -X, where "X" is "std" or "ui", starts netobjd on the local machine M, if needed, and exports an execution engine to it. From any machine M1 one can then issue the Obliq command net_importEngine("XObliqEngine","M")(p) to execute the procedure p on machine M, where "X" is either "std" or "ui". Here M must be an IP address, and p must be a procedure of one arguments. The argument given to p is the IP address of the server, as a string. The result of p is returned to machine M1. Obliq servers are linked without a parser/printer.
A server has the privileges of the account that starts it. Every client acquires the privileges of the server while running in the server. A server is not an inherent security risk: a server's operating system and file system are not avaliable to clients, unless the server allows it.
To start an Obliq server on another machine M2, issue the following command:
rsh M2 exec obliqsrv [options] &
Options
- -std
-
obliq server with standard libraries
- -ui
-
obliq server with user-iterface libraries
SRC Documentation
/src/hypertext/SRC/obliq/Obliq.html (quick start, for mosaic)
External Site Documentation
...obliqdoc/src/Obliq.html/ (quick start, for mosaic)
...obliqdoc/src/ObliqPaper.ps (paper/manual, for printing)
...obliqdoc/src/ObliqPaper-html/ObliqPaper.html (same, for mosaic)
...obliqdoc/src/Example/*.obl (example programs)
Files
/tmp/obliqsrvstd.log
/tmp/obliqsrvui.log
See Also
obliq
netobjd
The Modula-3 Network Objects documentation
"Obliq: A language with distributed scope" (Obliq.ps, above)
Author Of Object
Luca Cardelli
Author Of Documentation
Luca Cardelli