Closed phamcongspk closed 1 year ago
Hello @phamcongspk ,
Regarding TCP connection, well, if your dlt-daemon can work with TCP, I would suggest to use dlt-viewer instead of CANoe application. It will be simpler than CANoe app.
I know CANoe application but I am not an expert. If you want to enhance CANoe app to work as dlt-viewer, you have to implement a part which connects to dlt-daemon via TCP socket (address and port). You also have to implement the part which decode the dlt messages received from dlt-daemon. :)
Happy coding ! Thanh
Hello @phamcongspk ,
I'd like to close this discussion. I hope my answer is clear and helpful to your works. In case you have any concerns or implementation, please (re-)open the discussion/ PRs, we are willing to discuss and incorporate.
Happy coding! Thanh
Hello @thanhbnq
I want to receive DLT message on CANoe application with IPv6 , but it do not work with both UDP and TCP Related ticket has been created and closed here: https://github.com/COVESA/dlt-daemon/issues/419
In case of TCP: How can CANoe application receive DLT message like DLT-Viewer? As I know, dlt-deamon play as a TCP server, so other clients (like DLT-Viewer) want to receive DLT message must to establish a connection with dlt-deamon. After that, DLT message will be transfer to client automatically. Is that right?
Regards, Cong.