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The user then starts a second client that uses the ALSA sequencer interface
and wishes to save data on the server. It connects to the server with a
different class to the JACK client and with the
CCA_Config_Data_Set
flag set.
The server sees that this client also didn't specify a project, and so adds it to the first available project; the same one as the previous project, `project-1'. It also sees that the client wants to store data on the server, and so it creates a directory within the project directory for this data to be stored in and creates a database-style object to manage the client's data.
The client then connects to the ALSA sequencer and sends its client ID to
the server in the first character of the string of a
CCA_Alsa_Client_Name
event. The server regards this similarly to
the other client's JACK client name.