ExampleMixin is an example for using Etch mixins.

To generate sources, build and run tests execute:

cd $ETCH_HOME
.\scripts\antSetup.bat
cd examples
cd example_mixin
ant Debug

This will generate sources for all csharp, java and c. It will also build the csharp and java sources. See below
regarding the build of the C binding sources.

JAVA INSTRUCTIONS:
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To run java Mixin example for java, run these commands:

> cd target\bin
> start java -cp examplemixin.jar org.apache.etch.examples.mixin.MainExampleListener
> start java -cp examplemixin.jar org.apache.etch.examples.mixin.MainExampleClient

CSHARP INSTRUCTIONS:
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To run csharp example:

> cd target\bin
> start ExampleListener.exe
> start ExampleClient.exe

C INSTRUCTIONS:
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To run the c example:
> build using cmake (see below)
> on windows using visual studio: build the generated solution and execute server and client targets
> on linux: use make to build using generated makefiles, execute etch-c-example-client 
            and etch-c-example-server executables.

To build the C sources, use cmake. Start cmake-gui, set source to examples/example_mixin folder and "build" to a subfolder (e.g. "ctarget").
You have to set the following variable in CMake:
- ETCH_HOME must point to your Etch directory (this is were you installed Etch, or target/Installers/dist if building from trunk)

on the shell, you could do this using
cd examples/example_mixin/target
cmake .. -DETCH_HOME:string=<YOUR ETCH INSTALLATION DIR>
make (or open visual studio on win32...)

You also have to set the following environment variable:
- APR_ICONV_PATH to <YOUR ETCH INSTALLATION DIR>/binding-c/extern/apr/iconv/

To run c example:

> cd target\bin
> start example-server.exe
> start example-client.exe

You can mix and match the various clients and listeners.