Changes between Version 9 and Version 10 of TrickleApi

Timestamp:

Mar 29, 2014, 9:24:54 AM (11 years ago)

Author:

davea

Comment:

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TrickleApi

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 == Server-side API ==
 
-To handle trickle-up messages, use a 'trickle_handler' daemon. This is a program, based on sched/trickle_handler.cpp, linked with a function
+To handle trickle-up messages, use a 'trickle_handler' daemon.
+This is a program, based on sched/trickle_handler.cpp, linked with a function
 
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-This function should return zero if the message was handled successfully; otherwise it will be retried later. The 'hostid' field identifies the host from which the message was sent. The daemon must be passed a '-variety X' command-line argument, telling it what kind of messages to handle. The daemon should be specified in the [ProjectDaemons project configuration file].
+This function should return zero if the message was handled successfully.
+The 'hostid' field identifies the host from which the message was sent.
+The daemon must be passed a '--variety X' command-line argument, telling it what kind of messages to handle.
+The daemon should be specified in the [ProjectDaemons project configuration file].
 
-To send send trickle-down messages (from a trickle handler daemon or other program) you must insert a record in the 'msg_to_host' table. From C/C++, this is done as follows:
+To send trickle-down messages (from a trickle handler daemon or other program) you must insert a record in the 'msg_to_host' table.
+From C/C++, this is done as follows:
 
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-To send trickle-down messages, you must include
+To send trickle-down messages, include
 
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