The example implements a simple service that has a top level pvStructure:

structure
    structure argument
        string value
    structure result
        string value
        time_t timeStamp
            long secondsPastEpoch
            int nanoseconds
            int userTag

It is designed to be accessed via a channelPutGet request. The client sets argument.value When the record processes it sets result.value to "Hello " concatenated with argument.value. Thus if the client sets argument.value equal to "World" result.value will be "Hello World". In addition the timeStamp is set to the time when process is called.

Specific explanations and instructions can be found in the documentation of the parent module exampleJava.

In the helloPutGet directory

mvn install

There are wrapper scripts for Windows and Linux in the scripts directory. From the current directory (where this file is located), run

on Linux:

./scripts/helloPutGetMain

on Windows:

set JAVA_HOME=C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_25   (or where your Java is)
.\scripts\helloPutGetMain.bat

on Linux:

./scripts/helloPutGetClient

on Windows:

set JAVA_HOME=C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_25   (or where your Java is)
.\scripts\helloPutGetClient.bat