[OSC_dev] newby osc address question

[Gaspard Bucher]

Thanks for the links !

The Bonjour idea looks nice to discover existing osc players  
(planets,satellites). It would still require some work for the mapping.

I will try to build a "zeroconf" thing using Bonjour and a simple  
mapping inside the osc packet send/receive.

I could not connect to www.idmil.org (server not responding). I will  
retry later since the mapping tool you created looks very close to  
what I need.

Gaspard

On 17 oct. 08, at 09:15, Joseph Malloch wrote:

> Gaspard,
>
> You could have a look at Remy Muller's oscbonjour:
>
> http://recherche.ircam.fr/equipes/temps-reel/movement/muller/index.php?entry=entry060616-173626
>
> And also the OSC-based mapping system we built in the IDMIL - we use a
> multicast bus to handle instance registration and other administrative
> traffic, after which messages can be sent peer-to-peer using the
> instance name instead of IP and port. We only have a Max/MSP
> implementation working currently, but the ICMC and LNCS papers linked
> on the webpage might be interesting for you:
>
> http://www.idmil.org/software/mappingtools
>
> Joe
>
> Joseph Malloch
> Input Devices and Music Interaction Laboratory
> Schulich School of Music - McGill University
> email: joseph.malloch at mcgill.ca
> web: http://www.music.mcgill.ca/~mallochj
>
>
>
> On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 2:57 AM, Gaspard Bucher <gaspard at teti.ch>  
> wrote:
>> I understand, so this means the mapping to the first target (if I  
>> want
>> them to be on different networks) has to be done inside the app
>> sending osc messages.
>>
>> This means I should transform the message "/venus/met" to [send "/ 
>> met"
>> to host "venus"] and find my own way to get the IP for "venus".
>>
>> Is this correct ?
>>
>> Gaspard
>>>
>>>
>>> Gaspard Bucher wrote:
>>>> Hello !
>>>>
>>>> I am going to use osc for the communication protocol between the UI
>>>> and  processor for rubyk (an open source patcher written in C++).
>>>>
>>>> Design ideas: http://rubyk.org/65
>>>>
>>>> My question:
>>>>
>>>> I would like to address the different objects inside rubyk  
>>>> instances
>>>> (processors) through urls like:
>>>>
>>>> "/[instance name]/[object name]"
>>>>
>>>> For example a metronome object named 'met' running inside rubyk
>>>> instance "venus" with IP 1.2.3.4 would be addressed as
>>>>
>>>> "/venus/met"
>>>>
>>>> This means the actual IP address of "venus" must be automatically
>>>> discovered or set by the user (if it's not on the same LAN).
>>>>
>>>> Is this a misunderstanding of osc addresses ?
>>>>
>>>
>>> Yes - the OSC address has nothing to do with the IP address. They  
>>> are
>>> completely separate things.
>>>
>>>> Should it be more "/1.2.3.4/venus/met" ?
>>>>
>>> No
>>>
>>> You will need to have your app that sends the OSC message send an  
>>> OSC
>>> message to 1.2.3.4 or the broadcast IP address on a particular port.
>>> You will need to have 1.2.3.4 monitor that port and look for  
>>> messages
>>> with OSC address of /venus/met
>>>
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