Where is the issue15 "Integrating Ice with a GUI: Part IV" server code ?

newsletter issue15 "Integrating Ice with a GUI: Part IV" code attached
http://www.zeroc.com/newsletter/issue15/todo.zip only include client, where is the server code?


By the way, Could someone please answer my other questions?
http://www.zeroc.com/forums/help-center/4348-could-icestorm-messages-use-proxy-parameter.html#post19195
http://www.zeroc.com/forums/help-center/4349-how-implement-ice-client-server-dll-can-add-various-adapter-dynamically.html#post19196

cxq2003 wrote: »

newsletter issue15 "Integrating Ice with a GUI: Part IV" code attached
http://www.zeroc.com/newsletter/issue15/todo.zip only include client, where is the server code?

I checked the archive, and the server code is included. See Server.cpp, and TodoI.cpp/.h.

By the way, Could someone please answer my other questions?
http://www.zeroc.com/forums/help-center/4348-could-icestorm-messages-use-proxy-parameter.html#post19195
http://www.zeroc.com/forums/help-center/4349-how-implement-ice-client-server-dll-can-add-various-adapter-dynamically.html#post19196

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I checked the archive, and the server code is included. See Server.cpp, and TodoI.cpp/.h.

Thanks for response. Actually the todo example missed the makefile for windows platform. I could generate the client.vcproj for visual studio 2003from "client.pro"!

Please note that some of the advice in these articles is now out of date, since starting with Ice 3.3 asynchronous calls are guaranteed never to block.