Hi, We're facing a problem in a development, I hope someone had the same trouble in the past and can help us. Our client requires the implementation of an old TCP/IP protocol called Fedicom, used in the logistic sector here, I don't know if worldwide (I think not, based on the info found around internet).
So we have in one side, the Fedicom server, ready to receive and send the specific TCP/IP messages following the protocol structure. In the other side, we have OpenERP server. The process would be: - Fedicom server receives a message from a client. - OpenERP receives that message and converts it into an object. - Some OpenERP comprobations are made (regarding to stock mainly) - OpenERP sends again a new message with his answer to Fedicom Server - Fedicom server sends back the new message to the client. Our doubt: - When and how do you think the TCP/IP message should be converted into an OpenERP object? - Can we manage the socket configuration waiting for the messages inside the own OpenERP module? Do you know how? Thanks in advance. ------------------------ Carlos Liébana Anero www.ting.es -------------------- m2f -------------------- -- http://www.openobject.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=59791#59791 -------------------- m2f --------------------
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