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Helo 9777 udp
#1
Good morning,
I am connected on UDP port 9777 for xbmc, how to start my connection? What the HELO command?
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#2
that's the event server. you need the details of the protocol to know what to send it.
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#3
With the simple client chat UDP it is possible test the 9777 port ?
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#4
i'm not sure what you're asking when you use the word "chat", but yes you need an event client that sends commands to xbmc's event server.
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#5
ok I have a chat software in client CHAT UDP, I connect on port 9777 on XBMC but what are commands to send? you have some examples?
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#6
see tools/EventClients
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#7
Where ? Blush
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#8
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#9
Ok thank you, but I do not understand the first step HELO, how is it built this command?
Helo is well identify my entry on port 9777?
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#10
for info i program in VB
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#11
im not sure if theres an official posted protocol spec. try searching the manual. but, its just a guess that the HELO needs to be responded with a HELO. (that's how most other protocols work.)

you can look here for the packet definitions:
http://trac.xbmc.org/browser/branches/li...ntPacket.h

and examples are in the tools\eventclients.

if there's no official documentation, would you mind putting it together while your working on your app?
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#12
I can not make my connection command

log xbmc:
20:48:11 T:1628 M:118177792 DEBUG: thread start, auto delete: 1
20:48:11 T:1628 M:118173696 ERROR: Server returned: 302 Found
20:48:11 T:1628 M:118169600 DEBUG: CThread:ConfusedtaticThread, deleting thread object
20:48:11 T:1628 M:118169600 DEBUG: CThread:ConfusedtaticThread, deleting thread graphic context
20:48:11 T:1628 M:118169600 DEBUG: Thread 1628 terminating
20:48:47 T:368 M:118550528 DEBUG: ES: Received invalid packet
20:48:48 T:368 M:118517760 DEBUG: ES: Received invalid packet
20:48:49 T:368 M:118513664 DEBUG: ES: Received invalid packet
20:48:50 T:368 M:119226368 DEBUG: ES: Received invalid packet
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#13
you are most likely not sending a correct packet to the event server, hence the "invalid packet" messages. have you tried the example files?
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