If by "packet source" you mean the java PacketSource class, then no...
I believe the destination address, COM or inet port, is basically defined
into each PacketSource instance. However you can have multiple instances
with different addresses in one program if that will suffice. Look into
java/net/tinyos/packet/BuildSource.java
(I think) for ways to build explicit source names.
MS
Tal Rusak wrote:
Hi,
I need to use one packet source (i.e., a program sending packets to
motes over the serial port) to communicate with two SerialForwarders
on two different machines, forwarding the packets generated to both.
Is this possible, and if so, how?
If this is not possible directly, does anyone have a good workaround?
Thanks,
Tal
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