Netobject fusion

OpentnlTorque Network LibraryTNLTestCreation of the initial player object?The server creates the player on connection TestConnection::onConnectionEstablished (couldalso be an RPC), and makes it ghostable. The GameObject is added to the list of ghosts forthat particular connection, and the client will receive the update (and begin tracking theghost) on the next packet.for a local, short-circuit connection. may need to check this out later for listen-serverimplementation.-> NetConnection::connectLocal(NetInterface *connectionInterface, NetInterface *serverInterface)-> void TestGame::createLocalConnection(TestGame *serverGame)-> createGameClientServer() [testWindow.cpp]onConnectionEstablished looks like an event, so where is it fired off from?On the server:void NetConnection::onConnectionEstablished()void NetInterface::handleConnectRequest(const Address &address, BitStream *stream)On the client (in response to above):void NetConnection::onConnectionEstablished()void NetInterface::handleConnectAccept(const Address &address, BitStream *stream)NetInterface keeps a list of all NetConnections. There is one NetConnection for each client.Thus, a server has one NetInterface and many NetConnections, while a client has oneNetInterface and one NetConnection (the connection to the server). Each GhostConnectionis bidirectional, and each side tracks a list of all ghosts:/// Array of GhostInfo structures used to track all the objects ghosted /// by this side of the connection./// For efficiency, ghosts are stored in three segments - the first segment contains GhostInfos/// that have pending updates, the second ghostrefs that need no updating, and last, free/// GhostInfos that may be reused. GhostInfo **mGhostArray; The list is updated continuously depending on what objects are in scope. So a player movesinto scope, gets a particular ID, moves out of scope, and moves back in - that player willmostly likely not have the same id.NetInterface only handles packets relating to establishing connections or pinging.NetInterface::processPacket dispatches the a non game info or connection packet to theappropriate NetConnection by looking up the source address and calling readRawPacketThe state updates are handled in GhostConnection [: EventConnection : NetConnection]e.g. Player::unpackUpdate which implements NetObject::unpackUpdatewhich is called from GhostConnection::readPacket. In those methods see be seen the structureof a typical TNL state update packet (based on how its read from the BitStream)Receiving/unpacking an update:NetObject::unpackUpdateGhostConnection::readPacketNetConnection::readRawPacketNetInterface::processPacketNetInterface::checkingIncomingPacketsTestNetInterface::tickSending/packing an update:NetObject::packUpdateGhostConnection::writePacketNetConnection::writeRawPacketNetConnection::checkPacketSendNetInterface::processConnectionsTestNetInterface::tickSince all of the ghosts are stored in GhostConnectionprotected: GhostInfo **mGhostArrayThis means that the server maintains state seperately for each connection client so how dowe ensure that state updates from one GhostConnection get updated in every otherGhostConnection?// notify the network system that the position state of this object has changed:NetObject::setMaskBits(PositionMask);Player::serverSetPositionTNL_IMPLEMENT_RPC(TestConnection, rpcSetPlayerPos, (TNL::F32 x, TNL::F32 y), (x, y), TNL::NetClassGroupGameMask, TNL::RPCGuaranteedOrdered, TNL::RPCDirClientToServer, 0)~~~~ RPC Call ~~~~TestGame::moveMyPlayerTo(Position newPosition)So the bit mask gets set, but what consumes it? In NetObject:static NetObject *mDirtyList;NetObject *mPrevDirtyList;NetObject *mNextDirtyList;This is a shock to me, does NetObject really track all dirty objects in scope foranyone in a static linked-list? Well, perhaps its not so bad. Objects only get pushedto the list if the client has some interaction with them. Additional processing is donewith:/// collapseDirtyList pushes all the mDirtyMaskBits down into/// the GhostInfo's for each object, and clears out the dirty list.static void collapseDirtyList();But there is also a note in the:/// Notify the network system that one or more of this object's states have/// been changed.////// @note This is a server side call. It has no meaning for ghosts.void setMaskBits(U32 orMask);So if clients cannot set dirty masks,

This discussion has been locked. The information referenced herein may be inaccurate due to age, software updates, or external references. You can no longer post new replies to this discussion. If you have a similar question you can start a new discussion in this forum. I have a web page dedicated to the monitoring applications my team uses (monitoring these monitoring applications--of which SolarWinds is one). I've added the resource 'Polling Engine Status' but would like to also display the up/down/warning green/red/yellow icons that appear via _hostname_/Orion/Admin/Engines.aspx. Anyone know how to do this via SWQL? I think that the status icon would be more reliable for use in catching when polling engines stop. I already have some SWQL resources showing interface and node icons, so this doesn't seem too farfetched.I've been doing more with SWQL and less with Report Writer since making two systems identical is challenging enough without keeping the same files on the various filesystems. SWQL lets me get away from that, and it removes one more reason to RDP to my servers. Hence the SWQL request. I have a Report Writer report but prefer the SWQL route if possible. I have preferred to use an application view instead which I like much better but here's something that should work for you:SELECT e.serverName as Node, '/Orion/NetPerfMon/NodeDetails.aspx?NetObject=N%3a' + ToString(n.nodeid) AS [_LinkFor_Node], '/Orion/images/StatusIcons/Small-' + n.StatusLED AS [_IconFor_Node], ToString(e.MinutesSinceKeepAlive) + ' Mins' AS [MinutesSinceKeepAlive], e.PollingCompletion,e.ElementsFROM Orion.Engines eLEFT OUTER JOIN Orion.Nodes n ON e.IP = n.IPaddressOrder by yourmom Here's what we have in production though - maybe we need a goldilocks choice in here Thank you bluefunelementalI guess I should be more clear. I wish to show polling engine status from whatever database information populates 'Engine Status' (not ICMP status of polling engines). Specifically the up/down/warning icon for the polling engine. Presumably the icon on /Orion/Admin/Engines.aspx displays functional health of a polling engine in a more specific way (necessary services running?) than ICMP up/down. As an example, if I run the config wizard against services, I expect the Engine Status field would at some point show a warning or down icon if

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