On 10/2/07, José Manuel Sánchez-Matamoros Pérez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> I'm developing an application for storing the data adquisition of a WSN. The
> programming language is java, so i need to use MIG application. I have made
> a program that reads messages from serial forwarder in port 9001; the code
> for initialize the object moteIF is the next:
>
> MoteIF mote = new MoteIF();
> mote.registerListener(new LogMsg(), this);
>
> On this way my program run correctly and i can read every message sends by
> the WSN.
>
> I have the next problem: i want to configure my program for listenning
> serial forwarder on another TCP port, for example 10000. How can i do it? I
> had thought on using the next code:
>
> PhoenixSource source =
> BuildSource.makePhoenix(BuildSource.makeSF("serial@/dev/ttyS0:57600",
> 10000), PrintStreamMessenger.err);
The first argument to makeSF is the hostname of the serial forwarder
(as makeSF's javadoc comment indicates...), not a packet source. I.e,
you should do
BuildSource.makeSF("<hostname>", 10000)
or, if you prefer to use a packet source name
BuildSource.makePacketSource("sf@<hostname>:10000")
David Gay
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