def __init__(self, fc, protocol):
asyncore.dispatcher.__init__(self)
self.fc = fc
if protocol == 'tobixml':
self.decoder = bcixml.TobiXmlDecoder()
else:
self.decoder = bcixml.XmlDecoder()
self.encoder = bcixml.XmlEncoder()
self.create_socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_DGRAM)
self.bind((bcinetwork.LOCALHOST, bcinetwork.FC_PORT))
def __init__(self, fc, protocol):
asyncore.dispatcher.__init__(self)
self.fc = fc
if protocol == 'json':
self.decoder = bcixml.JsonDecoder()
self.encoder = bcixml.JsonEncoder()
elif protocol == 'tobixml':
# tobi and bcixml share the same encoder
self.decoder = bcixml.TobiXmlDecoder()
self.encoder = bcixml.XmlEncoder()
else:
self.decoder = bcixml.XmlDecoder()
self.encoder = bcixml.XmlEncoder()
self.create_socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_DGRAM)
# and THIS ... is why it only accepts stuff from Localhost.
# and why self.bind? So the asyncore.dispatcher is like-a-socket itself?
# UDP server shouldn't care which IP is used to let others connect to it.
# since the name of the computer which the server is running on, might be
# any given IP address. As long as the port seems to be OK, accept things.
# self.bind((bcinetwork.LOCALHOST, bcinetwork.FC_PORT))
self.bind(('', bcinetwork.FC_PORT))