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SOMobjects Toolkit Samples
--------------------------

The samples contained in the subdirectories of this directory are:

somk  - the SOM Run-time Kernel
somd  - the Distributed SOM Framework
somi  - the SOM Interface Repository Framework
somp  - the SOM Persistence Framework
somr  - the SOM Replication Framework
somem - the SOM Event Manager

Refer to the readme files contained in the subdirectories for more
information on the sample programs.

To build the samples you must have first set up your environment
for SOM. The installation program does this for you if you requested it
or you may run the somenv.cmd command.  You must also have built
the toolkit bindings with the somcorba command and, if you are using C++,
the somxh command.

Refer to the readme files contained in the subdirectories for more
information and prerequisites for the sample programs.

To build all of the samples, run wmake from this directory.

