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Feature: "Hello Trema!" example
The "Hello Trema!" example ([trema]/src/examples/hello_trema/) is one
of the simplest OpenFlow controller implementation. The basic
functionality of this controller is to establish a secure channel connection
with an OpenFlow switch and output the "Hello [switch's dpid]!" message.
This demonstrates a minimum template for Trema applications written in Ruby
or C. Hence it's a good starting point to learn about Trema programming.
Background:
Given I cd to "../../src/examples/hello_trema/"
@slow_process
Scenario: Run the Ruby example
When I run `trema run ./hello-trema.rb -c sample.conf` interactively
Then the output should contain "Hello 0xabc!" within the timeout period
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Scenario: Run the C example
Given I compile "hello_trema.c" into "hello_trema"
When I run `trema run ./hello_trema -c sample.conf` interactively
Then the output should contain "Hello 0xabc!" within the timeout period
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