[eq-dev] how to run a rsp config sample?

[lantian318]

Is anybody run a rsp sample success on windows ?

my config file is
/global
{
EQ_WINDOW_IATTR_HINT_FULLSCREEN OFF
}

server
{
connection
{
type RSP
hostname "239.255.42.43"
interface "0.0.0.0"
}
config
{
appNode
{
connection
{
type RSP
hostname "239.255.42.43"
interface "0.0.0.0"
}
pipe
{
window
{
viewport [ 200 100 800 400 ]
channel { name "channel1" }
}
}
}
node
{
connection
{
type RSP
hostname "239.255.42.43"
interface "0.0.0.0"
}
pipe {
window
{
viewport [ 200 100 800 400 ]
channel { name "channel2" }
}
}
}

observer{}
layout{ view { observer 0 }}
canvas
{
layout 0
wall{}
segment { channel "channel1" }
}
compound
{
channel ( segment 0 view 0 )

compound
{
viewport [ 0 0 .25 .333 ]
}
compound
{
channel "channel2"
viewport [ .25 0 .25 .333 ]
outputframe {}
}
inputframe { name "frame.channel2" }
}
}
} /

1、run "eqHello.exe --eq-listen 239.255.42.43:RSP --eq-client"
on the render node.
2、run "eqServer.exe rsp.eqc"
on the server node
3、run "eqHello.exe --eq-server 239.255.42.43:RSP --eq-listen
172.16.131.152 " as app node

the app node was exit , and the other two node no response.

what is wrong ?

thank!

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[Stefan Eilemann]

On 18. Jun 2014, at 11:14, lantian318 <zfen...@qq.com> wrote:

> Is anybody run a rsp sample success on windows ?

Yes.

You will also need a TCP connection for each node, as RSP is only used for data interesting to multiple nodes, i.e., object instance and delta data.


HTH,

Stefan.

[ROHN Carsten]

Hey,

I just saw Stefan's mail who wrote similar things as I did last week, because obviously my message wasn't being sent. Since my mail is a bit more detailed, I hereby want to resend it:
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You have to define interfaces in your config. The interface is the ip of the network adapter, from which you want to send your multicast packages. Also add some ports( e.g. "port 11147")

The command line syntax with RSP is more complicated. I'm not familiar with eqHello, but with coNetPerf it would look like this:

Machine 1: coNetPerf -s RSP#102400#239.255.42.43#<machine 1 interface ip>#<port>## Machine 2: coNetPerf -c RSP#102400#239.255.42.43#<machine 2 interface ip>#<port>##

I guess for eqHello you have to not only listen to a multicast connection, you have to listen to a unicast connection as well. At least that's the way it works for eqPly. And did forget you specify --eq-client (again, I'm not familiar with eqHello)?

eqPly.exe --eq-client --eq-listen 192.168.0.1:12345 --eq-listen RSP#102400#239.255.42.43192.168.0.1#11147##
eqPly.exe --eq-server rsp.eqc

BTW: The server doesn't need RSP, it's only used for data distribution. And from our experience, it's only useful, when distributing data with the push functions.

Hope to help,
Carsten

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[Stefan Eilemann]

On 27. Jun 2014, at 8:00, "ROHN Carsten [via Software]" <ml-node+s171...@n2.nabble.com> wrote:

> BTW: The server doesn't need RSP, it's only used for data distribution. And from our experience, it's only useful, when distributing data with the push functions.

That's correct in your case. RSP is definitely worth it for commit messages in all cases, but for mapping it depends on the object size, i.e., for small objects mapping requests and replies will dominate your performance and the gain in multicasting the instance data will be minimal.


Cheers,

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[lantian318]

Hi, Carsten

Thanks for your reply.
I think you are right.
Could you give me a sample eqc file for rsp?


frankz





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[lantian318]

Hi, Stefen

As you said, Tcp connection is needed anytime.
I have a rsp eqc that it is run normally under ubuntu in slavery mode.
and the content is :
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the cmd line is : eqHello --eq-config rsp.eqc

My question is
"How to run a rsp in windows os ?"

i find the slavery node was start using cmd
"/usr/share/Equalizer/configs/eqHello -- --eq-client
1#0#2836626c60c2bdc8:8dd37962ac7947e5#0#2#TCPIP#102400#10.1.50.39##0#default#RSP#0###4242#default#/usr/share/Equalizer/configs#1#0#826a68407b8e5645:77f6b98777fa6385#0#1#TCPIP#102400#10.1.50.36##4242#default#
--co-globals
##100#100#100#10#1#5#20#3#64#5#65000#524288#1#1#8#512#5000#-1#300000#1023##
--eq-logfile
/usr/share/Equalizer/configs/10.1.50.39.2836626c60c2bdc8:8dd37962ac7947e5.log"

it is so complicated, and i don't how to run it by myself.
could you gave me a detailed introduction of rsp using ?

Thanks for your time!
frankz



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[ROHN Carsten]

It should look like this:

global
{
EQ_WINDOW_IATTR_HINT_FULLSCREEN OFF
}

server
{
connection
{
hostname "192.168.1.1"
}
config
{
appNode
{
connection
{
bandwidth 102400
type RSP
interface "192.168.1.1" #change this accordingly
port 11147
hostname "239.255.42.43"
}
connection { hostname "192.168.1.1" }

pipe
{
window
{
viewport [ 200 100 800 400 ]
channel { name "channel1" }
}
}
}
node
{
connection
{

bandwidth 102400
type RSP
interface "192.168.1.2" #change this accordingly
port 11147
hostname "239.255.42.43"
}
connection { hostname "192.168.1.2" }

pipe {
window
{
viewport [ 200 100 800 400 ]
channel { name "channel2" }
}
}
}

observer{}
layout{ view { observer 0 }}
canvas
{
layout 0
wall{}
segment { channel "channel1" }
}
compound
{
channel ( segment 0 view 0 )

compound
{
viewport [ 0 0 .25 .333 ]
}
compound
{
channel "channel2"
viewport [ .25 0 .25 .333 ]
outputframe {}
}
inputframe { name "frame.channel2" }
}
}
}

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[lantian318]

Hi, Carsten

Thanks for your reply.

I change the according ip address, and run eq with the eqc file, but it
failed.
the run log is
/*5556 Main ollage1-1.0.1/co/localNode.cpp:997 2 Node unreachable,
all connections failed to connect
5556 eq::server: ollage1-1.0.1/co/localNode.cpp:9972352 Node unreachable,
all connections failed to connect
ssh: connect to host 239.255.42.43 port 22: Network is unreachable*/

I didn't sense something was wrong, but it is failed.
My run cmd is
/eqHello --eq-config rsp.eqc/
All password-less ssh was set up.
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The eqc file above run normally .
But it is used in slavery mode.
i want to run a prelunched render client.

Thanks!

frankz







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[lantian318]

I have solved the problem.

thanks!



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