here is a small console app to test your sending app

its not working.. im sending to a 127.0.0.1 IP and a 3000 port..

works for me, with gstnet=udp based

Quote:

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Ready to receive on port 2300
Received 48 bytes from: 192.168.178.24:2780
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Received 48 bytes from: 192.168.178.24:2780
)
Received 48 bytes from: 192.168.178.24:2780
)

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run with: server.exe 3000

hum changed to server 3000, didn't know i could use the 3000 command.. but even though it won't work. The Ip is not my Ip! its a runtime created ip server.. With your appl, i can't use a ip tag like the one you told me before to change port?


or ..maybe the messages i recieving aren't UDp ...
~but knowing..that the application is sending OSC messages to a java application that then sends the same message to a virtual created server on port 3000.. and The messages recieved from the java app, are from port 3333..

is there anything i could try to intercept the messages at such 3000 port?

ok.. The appl i have is sending messages for LOCALhost.. port 3000 ...
Your apppl server.exe reads nothing..
Whats wrong?

the app is a udp server listening on the defined port on the actual machine
that's the lan ip of my machine !
ip server, you mean a dns server ?
you should know what protocol is used ;-)
weher is your app running ? on the same machine as your java app, can you config the java app?

ok went testing with a different program...
Your appl works fine when i send text to the UDP.

What is easier to implement in Gstudio TCP or UDP?
The final iam is read a string ( message) from a USp or TCP message "emitter"

Can you write a simple gs c-script code that allow me to read what messages are being sending to that a port.. can be 2300 on a local machine?

udp/tcp is socket based, so no problem with win32.
udp is unreliable, but on sender/listener on the same machine should'nt give any problems.
i'll change this code for use as a 3DGS-Plugin.

OK i tested my appl with your console using the UDP as sending type, and it works.. it says.. recieved 200 bytes from: 127.0.0.1:51594 #bundle

Ahum.. that bundle thing i can't do nothing with that :S

but if i use the java program with the my first program, this java one will convert the message recieved from port 3333 (UDP) to TCP and send it to localhost port 3000.. and a string will apear with "xml code" argumentss and stuff that i can then use

But for the best, it would be nice to add a select port and select ip, and select method connection funcionalilty