For Server:
clear;
clc;
close all;
u=udp('172.21.168.xxx', 4013,'LocalPort', 14012);
fopen(u)
u1=udp('172.21.170.yyy', 4013,'LocalPort', 14013);
fopen(u1)
fwrite(u1, 1);
fwrite(u, 1);
fclose(u)
fclose(u1)
Above, '172.21.168.xxx' is the client1 ip, and 4013 is the client1 port no, while 14012 is the server port number;
'172.21.170.yyy' is the client2 ip, and 4013(any one if it is open to user) is the client2 port no, while 14013 is the server port number;
For Client1:
u = udp('172.21.170.zzz',14012,'LocalPort',4012);
u.Timeout=1000;
fopen(u)
A = fread(u, 10);
fclose(u)
Above, '172.21.170.zzz' is the server ip, port number is corresponded to the server port. u.Timeout=1000 means it will wait at most 1000s if it dose not receive any thing. however, as long as it recieve thedata from the server, it will jump to the next command directly.
fclose(u) never forget to colse it when finished.
For Client2:
u = udp('172.21.170.zzz',14013,'LocalPort',4013);
u.Timeout=1000;
fopen(u)
A = fread(u, 10);
fclose(u)
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ReplyDeleteHi, welcome!
DeleteHi, How should I execute that? first the code of server, then the client 1 and then the client 2 because the server's message doesn't come to the client 1 because yet there is not any conection. or I shuld execute the part of code of clients and server where I make the conection and then I send the message?
ReplyDeleteThank you.