I just put together this simple little command line utility for sending udpcommands.
these can be read by the broadcaster plugin. Handy if you want to send a command to eventghost from anywhere on your lan without having any software running.
see: http://www.eventghost.org/forum/viewtop ... =broadcast
this utility requires .net
I've only tested it on vista32 bit, but it should work fine if you have .net installed and up to date.
use it like this:
udpsender.exe udpport "put command string here"
for example:
udpsender.exe 33333 "All Off"
hope it helps someone.
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commandline UDP sender
- jitterjames
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Re: commandline UDP sender
like what the xpl command line sender ( http://johnb.xplproject.org.uk/download ... plsend.zip ) is for the xpl plugin
Re: commandline UDP sender
Hi! This That's amazing but I am trying to put line breaks or linefeed on the end of message because my udp listener doesn't recognize messages without line feeds... Is is possible? Hugs
- jitterjames
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Re: commandline UDP sender
I don't think it is possible. I only sends plain text.
but usually a UDP server does not require carriage returns or line feeds at the end of a message. that is more of a TCP thing, AFAIK.
I may have the source code around here somewhere if you want to modify it. It is relatively simple. Made with Visual Studio using C#
but usually a UDP server does not require carriage returns or line feeds at the end of a message. that is more of a TCP thing, AFAIK.
I may have the source code around here somewhere if you want to modify it. It is relatively simple. Made with Visual Studio using C#
