Hi Stefan, >> I guess they will be net::Object but without having read the >> documentation I'm not really sure. > > You'll need the net::NodeID to which you want to send the packet. If > you're using Objects, the object knows its session (when mapped), > which knows its local node, whose NodeID you can send to another node. > The local (listening) node on the other side can connect to the other > node using net::Node::connect( NodeID ). Then you simply send from the > remote node using Object::send( node, ObjectPacket ). The net::Barrier > code gives a nice example for this. I've been ready through the code and I think I pretty much get the idea. My problem is that I've become stuck in the initialization of the identifiers I need. I've defined a ditributed object and I have a packet that will pass the object ID and version to tell the other nodes what object has to be mapped and when they have to synchronize. What I don't know is how to send the packet to the other nodes. I could add the object ID in the initialization data (as in InitData from eqPly) and then I don't need to send the packet, but that adds a nasty dependency between several objects that I want to avoid. So, is there an easy way of getting the NodeID or NodePtr references for all nodes in the configuration from the eq::Config, eq::Node or similar within the application node? If it's not that straightforward, it there, at least, a way to broadcast a packet? Thanks
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