Answer for Still Stuck on Consuming Event Notifications

Written by BonnieB on 13 Jun 2014. Posted in

So, I thought that perhaps, if the web service calls weren’t working between machines, then maybe if I put my web service on the local EvoStream machine, it might work. Still didn’t. Here’s what I have in my eventLogger (note that all of the events, except for in/out Stream Created/Closed are commented out):

{
						type="RPC",
						url="http://localhost:999/",
						serializerType="JSON",
						-- serializerType="XML"
						-- serializerType="XMLRPC"
						enabledEvents=
						{
							"inStreamCreated",
							"outStreamCreated",
							--"streamCreated",
							--"inStreamCodecsUpdated",
							--"outStreamCodecsUpdated",
							--"streamCodecsUpdated",
							"inStreamClosed",
							"outStreamClosed"
							--[["streamClosed",
							"cliRequest",
							"cliResponse",
							"applicationStart",
							"applicationStop",
							"carrierCreated",
							"carrierClosed",
							"serverStarted",
							"serverStopping",
							"protocolRegisteredToApp",
							"protocolUnregisteredFromApp",
							"processStarted",
							"processStopped",
							"timerCreated",
							"timerTriggered",
							"timerClosed",							
							"hlsChunkCreated",
							"hlsChunkClosed",
							"hlsChunkError",
							"hlsChildPlaylistUpdated",
							"hlsMasterPlaylistUpdated",
							"hdsChunkCreated",
							"hdsChunkClosed",
							"hdsChunkError",
							"hdsChildPlaylistUpdated",
							"hdsMasterPlaylistUpdated"--]]
						},

In the log, it seems obvious that it can connect. Here’s a line from the log:

1402680108:3:c:jenkinsworkspaceEvoStream_windows_1.6labelWindows_2008_64bitsourcesthelibincludenetio/iocp/tcpconnector.h:138:TCPConnector<class BaseRPCAppProtocolHandler>::OnEvent:Outbound connection established: (Far: 127.0.0.1:999; Near: 127.0.0.1:54053) CTCP(400) <-> TCP(64) <-> OHTT2(65) <-> [ORPC(66)]

Earlier, when I previously tried connecting to another computer, I got similar log entries, with the Far IP obviously being different. I’ve come up with another idea, if I can get some PHP help. I was thinking that maybe I can turn on the evowebservices instead of my own. Then, have one of those PHP scripts do something I can easily look at, like write a file when it gets called. Trouble is, I have no idea which PHP file to use, or how to modify a PHP script to write to a file. Do you think I should go ahead and post this PHP question in another thread?

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