Here is what the _start looks like for the ikc clients that connect to the
server. I read the docs and client examples posted with the
distribution.......but still trying to work through it.
sub _start {
my ( $kernel, $session, $heap, $class, $arg1 ) = @_[ KERNEL, SESSION,
HEAP, ARG0, ARG1 ];
my $states;
my $alias = $class->ALIAS;
POE::Component::IKC::Responder->spawn();
# name this session
if($class){
$kernel->alias_set($alias);
$kernel->post(IKC=>'monitor', '*'=>{
subscribe =>'sub_event',
unsubscribe => 'unsub_event',
register => 'reg_event',
unregister => 'unreg_event'
});
$kernel->post( 'IKC', 'publish', $alias, [$class->SUBSCRIBE_METHODS]
);
$class->__startup($kernel,$session,$heap);
}
}
On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 3:27 PM, Josh803316 <[email protected]> wrote:
> To Whom may want to Help,
>
> I have two IKC clients that publish their states to a IKC server (each one
> is a separate process).
> I want to be able to use IKC to make both clients talk with each other once
> they have published their states.
>
> I tried to subscribe from one client to the other client, but I get this
> error...
> 1365: Unknown kernel 'ClientImTryingToConnectTo'
>
> I'm monitoring my connection process and I see that all of the foreign
> kernels are connected.......but I have to post back to the server who has to
> post to the other clients.
> Is there a way to have direct IKC client communication between multiple
> clients after the publishing/subscription portion is complete?
>
