I'll admit that the last bit about grabbing the IDs flew over my head since I
haven't messed with the packet-sending aspect of collage yet.
However, before I get to that I actually need to get the connection set up.
The config file specifies the following in the connection section:
connection
{
type TCPIP
hostname "127.0.0.1"
port 4743
filename "default"
bandwidth 102400
}
and in my QT App I've got the following function:
bool CommandClient::_connectCollage()
{
_spLocalNode = new co::LocalNode();
_spAppNode = new co::Node();
co::ConnectionDescriptionPtr spConnection = new
co::ConnectionDescription();
spConnection->setHostname(_hostAddress.toString().toStdString());
spConnection->port = _uPort;
spConnection->type = co::CONNECTIONTYPE_TCPIP;
_spAppNode->addConnectionDescription(spConnection);
if (_spLocalNode->connect(_spAppNode))
{
EQINFO << "Connected to application node!" << std::endl;
return true;
}
else
{
EQERROR << "Unable to connect to application node!" <<
std::endl;
return false;
}
}
Calling connectCollage on the QT app gives the following output in the log
(for LOG_LEVEL_ALL):
14886
/Users/eile/Software/equalizergraphics.com/Equalizer-1.0.2/libs/collage/socketConnection.cpp:160
2432 Connected TCPIP#102400#127.0.0.1##4743#default#
14886
/Users/shodanjr/Dropbox/Development/Current/Source/NetworkCommand/CommandClient.cxx:219
2432 Unable to connect to application node!
And on the EQ application side:
14796 Rcv eq::ser
/Users/eile/Software/equalizergraphics.com/Equalizer-1.0.2/libs/collage/fdConnection.cpp:47
107467 Got EOF, closing connection
14796 Rcv eq::ser
/Users/eile/Software/equalizergraphics.com/Equalizer-1.0.2/libs/collage/connection.cpp:216
107467 Read on dead connection
14796 Rcv eq::ser
/Users/eile/Software/equalizergraphics.com/Equalizer-1.0.2/libs/collage/localNode.cpp:880
107467 connection used 1
Is there anything I'm missing in this process?
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