Has any one writtena DLL library to
perform the broadcast successfully ?
>From: Mark Ahrens <marka@m2476dmc.nsr.hp.com>
>Subject: Re: VRf: Need help
>To: hpvxd_xc@hpislsup.lvld.hp.com
>Date: Wed, 30 Jul 97 18:07:45 MDT
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>Just a clarification, not only are broadcast *addresses* not supported, but
>neither are UDP messages, which tend to be broadcast-like in the sense that
>they are connectionless.
>
>Mark Ahrens
>Hewlett Packard
>US TMO Call Center
>>
>>
>>
>>I asked this same question several months ago and was told by the lab
that VEE
>>does not support broadcast messages. You may need to write a DLL library
to
>>perform the broadcast.
>>
>>If you get a better answer or find a method that works, please let the
reflector
>>know about it.
>>
>>Good luck!
>>
>>Bruce Wenner
>>HP St. Paul
>>
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_________________________________
>>Subject: VRf: Need help
>>Author: Non-HP-ndogra (ndogra@mail.arc.nasa.gov) at HP-USA/o2=mimegw3
>>Date: 7/30/97 4:38 AM
>>
>>
>>Hi everyone there in the world of mystery!
>>
>>Subject: UDP PROTOCOL
>>
>>I am a new kid on the block (of HP VEE).
>>I have HPVEE 4.0 installed in Windows95 based PC. I have a requirement to
>>transmit data (broadcast) to a UNIX based remote host on the network, in
a "send
>>& pray" mode.
>>I am using I/O-->To/From Socket addressing under HP VEE.
>>
>>There will be no request from the remote host on the network for data. There
>>will be no acknowledgement from the host of the data received. I just keep
>>pumping out data. I don't even care if transmission media (Ethernet card
and/or
>>fibre optic cable in this case) is lost.
>>
>>I think "User Datagram Protocol (UDP)" is the right way to go for this
>>application. However, I have not been able to determine either from HP VEE
>>documentation or Windows95 documentation, the methodology to configure in
UDP.
>>I have no problem configuring network based on TCP/IP. I believe UDP is a
subset
>>of TCP/IP.
>>
>>I'll appreciate if some one shed light on the use of UDP in the environment
>>described above.
>>
>>Thanks in advance
>>
>>Sincerely
>>
>>Narinder Dogra
>>Narinder Dogra
>>
>>Tel: (415) 604-2176
>>Building 213, 2nd floor, cubicle 5
>>M/S 213-15
>>Moffett Field, Ca 94035-1000
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>
>--
>Mark Ahrens
>Hewlett Packard T&M AEO Email: mark_ahrens@hp.com
>(800)-452-4844
>"Ask me about Custom Test Solutions"
>
Narinder Dogra
Tel: (650) 604-2176
SVERDRUP TECHNOLOGY
NASA/AMES Research Center
Building 213, 2nd floor, cubicle 5
M/S 213-15
Moffett Field, Ca 94035-1000
perform the broadcast successfully ?
>From: Mark Ahrens <marka@m2476dmc.nsr.hp.com>
>Subject: Re: VRf: Need help
>To: hpvxd_xc@hpislsup.lvld.hp.com
>Date: Wed, 30 Jul 97 18:07:45 MDT
>X-Hpvue$Revision: 1.8 $
>X-Vue-Mime-Level: 4
>Mailer: Elm [revision: 70.85]
>Content-Length: 2142
>
>Just a clarification, not only are broadcast *addresses* not supported, but
>neither are UDP messages, which tend to be broadcast-like in the sense that
>they are connectionless.
>
>Mark Ahrens
>Hewlett Packard
>US TMO Call Center
>>
>>
>>
>>I asked this same question several months ago and was told by the lab
that VEE
>>does not support broadcast messages. You may need to write a DLL library
to
>>perform the broadcast.
>>
>>If you get a better answer or find a method that works, please let the
reflector
>>know about it.
>>
>>Good luck!
>>
>>Bruce Wenner
>>HP St. Paul
>>
>>______________________________ Reply Separator
_________________________________
>>Subject: VRf: Need help
>>Author: Non-HP-ndogra (ndogra@mail.arc.nasa.gov) at HP-USA/o2=mimegw3
>>Date: 7/30/97 4:38 AM
>>
>>
>>Hi everyone there in the world of mystery!
>>
>>Subject: UDP PROTOCOL
>>
>>I am a new kid on the block (of HP VEE).
>>I have HPVEE 4.0 installed in Windows95 based PC. I have a requirement to
>>transmit data (broadcast) to a UNIX based remote host on the network, in
a "send
>>& pray" mode.
>>I am using I/O-->To/From Socket addressing under HP VEE.
>>
>>There will be no request from the remote host on the network for data. There
>>will be no acknowledgement from the host of the data received. I just keep
>>pumping out data. I don't even care if transmission media (Ethernet card
and/or
>>fibre optic cable in this case) is lost.
>>
>>I think "User Datagram Protocol (UDP)" is the right way to go for this
>>application. However, I have not been able to determine either from HP VEE
>>documentation or Windows95 documentation, the methodology to configure in
UDP.
>>I have no problem configuring network based on TCP/IP. I believe UDP is a
subset
>>of TCP/IP.
>>
>>I'll appreciate if some one shed light on the use of UDP in the environment
>>described above.
>>
>>Thanks in advance
>>
>>Sincerely
>>
>>Narinder Dogra
>>Narinder Dogra
>>
>>Tel: (415) 604-2176
>>Building 213, 2nd floor, cubicle 5
>>M/S 213-15
>>Moffett Field, Ca 94035-1000
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>
>--
>Mark Ahrens
>Hewlett Packard T&M AEO Email: mark_ahrens@hp.com
>(800)-452-4844
>"Ask me about Custom Test Solutions"
>
Narinder Dogra
Tel: (650) 604-2176
SVERDRUP TECHNOLOGY
NASA/AMES Research Center
Building 213, 2nd floor, cubicle 5
M/S 213-15
Moffett Field, Ca 94035-1000
Subject: <bold>UDP PROTOCOL
</bold>I am a new kid on the block (of HP VEE).
I have HPVEE 4.0 installed in Windows95 based PC. I have a requirement to
transmit data (broadcast) to a UNIX based remote host on the network, in
a "send & pray" mode.
I am using I/O-->To/From Socket addressing under HP VEE.
There will be no request from the remote host on the network for data.
There will be no acknowledgement from the host of the data received. I
just keep pumping out data. I don't even care if transmission media
(Ethernet card and/or fibre optic cable in this case) is lost.
I think "User Datagram Protocol (UDP)" is the right way to go for this
application. However, I have not been able to determine either from HP
VEE documentation or Windows95 documentation, the methodology to
configure in UDP.
I have no problem configuring network based on TCP/IP. I believe UDP is a
subset of TCP/IP.
I'll appreciate if some one shed light on the use of UDP in the
environment described above.
Thanks in advance
Sincerely
Narinder Dogra
Narinder Dogra
Tel: (415) 604-2176
Building 213, 2nd floor, cubicle 5
M/S 213-15
Moffett Field, Ca 94035-1000