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Question: How to connect to server? #206
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Yes the comm. protocol dll should also be loaded into the client. There are two ways to start a client from PS:
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Ok, what i managed to do so far is the following.
public class SimpleServer
{
public void Start()
{
TrinityServer srv = new TrinityServer();
srv.RegisterCommunicationModule<TrinityClientModule>();
srv.RegisterCommunicationModule<SimpleCommunicationModule.SimpleCommunicationModule>();
srv.Start();
}
}
TrinityClient cl = new TrinityClient("localhost:5304");
cl.RegisterCommunicationModule<SimpleCommunicationModule.SimpleCommunicationModule>();
cl.Start(); So it seems i now able to connect. But is this a correct way? Will it change? But i did not try to put any data into the server yet :). Will try soon. |
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Hello colleagues, seems like i missed in all this :)
Say i've got a TSL, which defines a simple protocol and graph nodes and two messages - to add and get a node. I generated a dll file out of it and able to load it into a server instance. So i made a separate process to host this server instance.
Now i want to have a simple powershell client, which will be able to send commands to a server and receive output. So the first question is - how do i connect to a server. where do i specify server ip or host name and port? how do i authenticate against it? do i need to load the same dll into a client?
Thanks.
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