On Thu, 9 Oct 2008 06:03:44 -0700 (PDT), Stodge <st****@gmail.c omwrote:
[snip] class MulticastServer UDP(DatagramPro tocol):
def startProtocol(s elf):
print 'Started Listening'
# Join a specific multicast group, which is the IP we will respond to
self.transport. joinGroup('224. 0.0.1')
[snip]
class MulticastClient UDP(DatagramPro tocol):
def startProtocol(s elf):
print 'Started Listening'
# Join a specific multicast group, which is the IP we will respond to
self.transport. joinGroup('224. 0.0.1')
[snip]
No surprises there! But how do I get the server to send to all clients using multicast? transport.write requires an address. Any suggestions appreciated.
Your server and client are both listening on the multicast address
224.0.0.1. Traffic sent to that address will be delivered to both
of them. If you want to send something to all clients listening on
that address, then that's the address to pass to transport.write .
Jean-Paul 1 2067
On Oct 9, 9:33*am, Jean-Paul Calderone <exar...@divmod .comwrote:
On Thu, 9 Oct 2008 06:03:44 -0700 (PDT), Stodge <sto...@gmail.c omwrote:
[snip]
class MulticastServer UDP(DatagramPro tocol):
* *def startProtocol(s elf):
* * * *print 'Started Listening'
* * * *# Join a specific multicast group, which is the IP we will
respond to
* * * *self.transport .joinGroup('224 .0.0.1')
[snip]
class MulticastClient UDP(DatagramPro tocol):
* *def startProtocol(s elf):
* * * *print 'Started Listening'
* * * *# Join a specific multicast group, which is the IP we will
respond to
* * * *self.transport .joinGroup('224 .0.0.1')
[snip]
No surprises there! But how do I get the server to send to all clients
using multicast? transport.write requires an address. Any suggestions
appreciated.
Your server and client are both listening on the multicast address
224.0.0.1. *Traffic sent to that address will be delivered to both
of them. *If you want to send something to all clients listening on
that address, then that's the address to pass to transport.write .
Jean-Paul
Thanks. So the server write should be:
self.transport. write("data", ('224.0.0.1', 8005))
I guess I can't run multiple peers on the same PC as they'll all be
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