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Example 4: Building some reliability into the system (Simple Reliable Multicast). Idea is to show layering of protocols. Components used: component, ReadFileAdaptor, VorbisDecode, AOAudioPlaybackAdaptor, Multicast_transceiver, pipeline, SRM_Sender, SRM_Receiver

    #!/usr/bin/python

    from Axon.Component import component
    from Kamaelia.ReadFileAdaptor import ReadFileAdaptor
    from Kamaelia.vorbisDecodeComponent import VorbisDecode, AOAudioPlaybackAdaptor
    from Kamaelia.Internet.Multicast_transceiver import Multicast_transceiver
    from Kamaelia.Util.PipelineComponent import pipeline
    from Kamaelia.Protocol.SimpleReliableMulticast import SRM_Sender, SRM_Receiver

    file_to_stream = "/usr/share/wesnoth/music/wesnoth-1.ogg"

    class detuple(component):
    def __init__(self, index):
    super(detuple, self).__init__()
    self.index = index
    def main(self):
    while 1:
    if self.dataReady("inbox"):
    tuple=self.recv("inbox")
    self.send(tuple[self.index], "outbox")
    yield 1

    class blockise(component):
    def main(self):
    maxlen = 1000 # Needs to be parameterisable
    buffer = ""
    while 1:
    if self.dataReady("inbox"):
    buffer = buffer + self.recv("inbox")
    if len(buffer) > maxlen:
    send = buffer[:maxlen]
    buffer = buffer[maxlen:]
    else:
    send = buffer
    buffer = ""
    self.send(send, "outbox")
    yield 1

    #
    # Server with simple added reliabilty protocol
    #
    pipeline(
    ReadFileAdaptor(file_to_stream, readmode="bitrate", bitrate=400000, chunkrate=50),
    SRM_Sender(),
    blockise(), # Ensure chunks small enough for multicasting!
    Multicast_transceiver("0.0.0.0", 0, "224.168.2.9", 1600),
    ).activate()

    #
    # Client with simple added reliability protocol
    #
    pipeline(
    Multicast_transceiver("0.0.0.0", 1600, "224.168.2.9", 0),
    detuple(1),
    SRM_Receiver(),
    detuple(1),
    VorbisDecode(),
    AOAudioPlaybackAdaptor(),
    ).run()

    Source: Examples/example4/MulticastStreamingSystem_SRM.py

 

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