gk_initConf3gk
Initializing groupkit applications
Usage
gk_initConfargv
gk_initGenericRCargv
gk_initApplication
Overview
These commands are used to initialize a GroupKit conference or registrar client, which establishes its run-time infrastructure. gk_initApplication is called by gk_initConf or gk_initGenericRC, so you should not need to call it directly.
Commands
gk_initConfargv-
This routine initializes the conference, and should be the first thing called by a conference application. It sets up all the information about the conference and local user, and connects back to the registrar client to receive messages about newcomers and so on. For details about the runtime architecture, see the
gk_runtimemanual entry. This command invokesgk_initApplication, described below.
- gk_initGenericRC argv
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This routine initializes a registrar client, and should be the first thing called by a registrar client application. It sets up some needed information and connects to the central registrar. More details on the runtime architecture for registrar clients can be found in the PostScript user manual. This command invokes
gk_initApplication, described below.
gk_initApplication-
This command is used to initialize a GroupKit application, whether it be a conference or registrar client. Programs should not call this command directly, but instead use either gk_initConf or
gk_initGenericRCas described above.This command creates both the userprefs and registrar environments, and reads in the user's initialization file, present, the user is prompted for the information needed in the file, and it is created.
Releases
Unchanged in 2 releases since Debian 1.2 (Rex).