Newbie networking troubles...
Newbie networking troubles...
- Subject: Newbie networking troubles...
- From: Matthew Broms <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 25 Jul 2005 17:06:43 -0400
I¹ve been struggling with implementing networking in my app for a while now.
I¹ve gotten part of the way there after dissecting the Picture Browser
example and Mini-message examples provided by Apple. So far my app will
make a Bonjour connection as a client OR publish a Bonjour service as a
server. But beyond making these various connections, I don¹t understand
what step is next to pass (or call) objects between them.
Utilizing Bonjour, I simply want to be able to send a string (NSString) or
integer between a client and a server. In the Picture Browser example, I
see them making a connection, sending notification once a successful
connection is established, then sending a file, and sending back a
notification once it¹s been read by the remote app. My app has a matrix and
all I want to do is send a string or integer indicating which cell of the
matrix was clicked on to the remote app to then process it over there. So I
don¹t need NSFileHandle. But NSFileHandle seems to have built in
notification delegates and I can¹t see anything synonymous to this for other
object types (array, string, int, etc). The MiniMessage examples
(client/server) don¹t use NSNetServer, but do use NSConnection and
prototypes (prototypes are a bit perplexing to this newbie unfortunately).
So do I need to figure out prototypes or am I missing something simpler?
Any suggestions, examples, or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
in advance.
Matt
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