gistfile1.txt

The first two chars of each of the lines below are not actually
included on the wire but just indicate the direction of communication
for the purposes of this illustration.  A leading > means data sent
from client to server, < is from server to client.  Note these are
from the point of view of the REPL client.  The REPL server may
actually see something slightly different because of intermediate
STOMP proxies.

> CONNECT
> login: chouser
> passcode:whatever
>
> ^@

< CONNECTED
< session: 1001
< 
< ^@

> SUBSCRIBE
> destination:/repl1/out
> 
> ^@

> SUBSCRIBE
> destination:/repl1/err
> 
> ^@

> SUBSCRIBE
> destination:/repl1/return
> 
> ^@

> SEND
> destination:/main-repl/expr
> id: dont-care
> content-length: 43
> 
> (clojure.nrepl/start-repl-session "repl1")
> ^@

> SEND
> destination:/repl1/expr
> expr-id: foo
> content-length: 23
> 
> (prn :got (read-line))
> ^@

> SEND
> destination:/repl1/in
> content-length: 6
> 
> hello
> ^@

< MESSAGE
< destination:/repl1/out
< message-id: 222
< content-length: 13
<
< :got "hello"
< ^@

< MESSAGE
< destination:/repl1/return
< message-id: 223
> expr-id: foo
< ns: user
< content-length: 4
<
< nil
< ^@

> DISCONNECT
> 
> ^@