If you’re like me and can easily find yourself struggling with Eclipse’s multiple plugins and too many unrelated projects, then maybe you want to know how I do it.

This latest commit includes the expected changes plus plenty of “beautification”. Groovy clients are now simpler and clearer to read, check it out: https://code.google.com/p/bigstructure/

import org.feiteira.bigstructure.client.BigSClient
import org.feiteira.bigstructure.core.EchoRequest
import org.feiteira.bigstructure.client.EPUimport org.feiteira.bigstructure.core.EchoResponse
class DemoClient extends BigSClient {
        @Override
        public void Main() {

            requestEPUBlocking("/echo");// ensures that the host node /<id>/echo exists (or takes the current one if available)  
                                
            //takes some arguments
            int count = arguments[1].toInteger()
            String value = arguments[2]
                
            EPU echo = epu("/echo");

            EchoResponse out;
            while(count>0){
                 echo.request(new EchoRequest(value));
                 out = echo.getResponse();            
                 printf "[%d]ECHO: %sn" , [count,out.getValue()] as Object[]
                 count--;
                 sleep 1000
            }                       
        }
}

[10]ECHO: Test!Test!
[9]ECHO: Test!Test!
[8]ECHO: Test!Test!
[7]ECHO: Test!Test!
[6]ECHO: Test!Test!
[5]ECHO: Test!Test!
[4]ECHO: Test!Test!
[3]ECHO: Test!Test!
[2]ECHO: Test!Test!
[1]ECHO: Test!Test!

A cartel is a formal (explicit) “agreement” among competing firms. It is a formal organization of producers and manufacturers that agree to fix prices, marketing, and production.^[1] (…) The aim of suchcollusion (also called the cartel agreement) is to increase individual members’ profits by reducing competition.
(…)
Competition laws often forbid private cartels. Identifying and breaking up cartels is an important part of the competition policy in most countries, although proving the existence of a cartel is rarely easy, as firms are usually not so careless as to put collusion agreements on paper.^[2][3]

 All of the above competing companies offer 4 months at 50% discount and exact same prices (within a margin of Eur 0,01)

See also (Portuguese legislation forbidding collusion):

CAPÍTULO II

Práticas restritivas da concorrência

SECÇÃO I

Tipos de práticas restritivas

Artigo 9.º

Acordos, práticas concertadas e decisões
de associações de empresas

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