Driving the SiGML Player App - Revision history

John.Glauert at 14:33, 29 April 2024

2024-04-29T14:33:48Z

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	[[Main Page\|Home]] >> [[CWA Signing Avatars\|CWASA]]		[[Main Page\|Home]] >> [[CWA Signing Avatars\|CWASA]]
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	This page describes the protocol a client app needs to follow in order to drive the SiGML Player app and provides a simple Java application that uses the protocol. The same protpcol is used for the [[JASigning]] SiGML Service Player app.		This page describes the protocol a client app needs to follow in order to drive the SiGML Player app which is part of the [https://vhg.cmp.uea.ac.uk/tech/jas/std CWASA Standard Release]. The application is based on Electron and Node.js.

			The page also provides a simple Java application that uses the protocol. The same protpcol is used for the [[JASigning]] SiGML Service Player app.

	== Protocol ==		== Protocol ==
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	nc localhost 8052 -w 0 < mySigns.sigml		nc localhost 8052 -w 0 < mySigns.sigml
	should work on all platforms		should work on all platforms

	~~== Applications ==~~

	~~Various [[SiGML Tools]] send SiGML data to the SiGML Player.~~

	== Example Java Application ==		== Example Java Application ==
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	The code can be adapted or incorporated in your own code but please acknowledge the source.		The code can be adapted or incorporated in your own code but please acknowledge the source.

			== Other Applications ==

			Various [[SiGML Tools]] send SiGML data to the SiGML Player.

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	[[Main Page\|Home]] >> [[CWA Signing Avatars\|CWASA]]		[[Main Page\|Home]] >> [[CWA Signing Avatars\|CWASA]]

John.Glauert: Add link to other SiGML Tools

2024-04-29T14:26:19Z

Add link to other SiGML Tools

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	nc localhost 8052 -w 0 < mySigns.sigml		nc localhost 8052 -w 0 < mySigns.sigml
	should work on all platforms		should work on all platforms

			== Applications ==

			Various [[SiGML Tools]] send SiGML data to the SiGML Player.

	== Example Java Application ==		== Example Java Application ==

John.Glauert: More on nc command

2023-06-20T11:29:44Z

John.Glauert: /* Unix Commandline Scripting */

2021-01-18T17:22:24Z

Unix Commandline Scripting

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	== Unix Commandline Scripting ==		== Unix Commandline Scripting ==

	On Unix systems, including OS X and Linux, the command:		On Unix systems, including OS X and Linux, or using Cygwin on Windows, the command:
	nc localhost 8052 < mySigns.sigml		nc localhost 8052 < mySigns.sigml
	will send SiGML data to the application. The parameter -N may be needed to close the socket on EOF.		will send SiGML data to the application. The parameter -N may be needed to close the socket on EOF.

John.Glauert: /* Unix Commandline Scripting */

2021-01-18T15:35:10Z

Unix Commandline Scripting

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	On Unix systems, including OS X and Linux, the command:		On Unix systems, including OS X and Linux, the command:
	nc localhost 8052 < mySigns.sigml		nc localhost 8052 < mySigns.sigml
	will send SiGML data to the application.		will send SiGML data to the application. The parameter -N may be needed to close the socket on EOF.

	== Example Java Application ==		== Example Java Application ==

John.Glauert: /* Unix Commandline Scripting */

2021-01-15T18:47:35Z

Unix Commandline Scripting

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	== Unix Commandline Scripting ==		== Unix Commandline Scripting ==

	Unix systems, including OS X and Linux, the command		On Unix systems, including OS X and Linux, the command:
	nc localhost 8052 < mySigns.sigml		nc localhost 8052 < mySigns.sigml
	will send SiGML data to the application.		will send SiGML data to the application.

John.Glauert at 18:46, 15 January 2021

2021-01-15T18:46:20Z

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	== Unix Commandline Scripting ==		== Unix Commandline Scripting ==

	Unix systems, including OS X and Linux, the command ~~<br/> <code>~~nc localhost 8052 < mySigns.sigml~~</code><br/>~~		Unix systems, including OS X and Linux, the command
			nc localhost 8052 < mySigns.sigml
	will send SiGML data to the application.		will send SiGML data to the application.

John.Glauert: /* Unix Commandline Scripting */

2021-01-15T17:16:34Z

Unix Commandline Scripting

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	== Unix Commandline Scripting ==		== Unix Commandline Scripting ==

	Unix systems, including OS X and Linux, the command <code>nc localhost 8052 < mySigns.sigml</code> will send SiGML data to the application.		Unix systems, including OS X and Linux, the command <br/> <code>nc localhost 8052 < mySigns.sigml</code><br/>
			will send SiGML data to the application.

	== Example Java Application ==		== Example Java Application ==

John.Glauert at 17:14, 15 January 2021

2021-01-15T17:14:44Z

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	So, although in principle the client could be on the opposite side of the world from the server, in practice it does not make much sense if the client, i.e. its user, does not actually have line-of-sight contact with the server.		So, although in principle the client could be on the opposite side of the world from the server, in practice it does not make much sense if the client, i.e. its user, does not actually have line-of-sight contact with the server.

	== Unix Commandline ~~Tool~~ ==		== Unix Commandline Scripting ==

			Unix systems, including OS X and Linux, the command <code>nc localhost 8052 < mySigns.sigml</code> will send SiGML data to the application.

	== Example Java Application ==		== Example Java Application ==
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	The code can be adapted or incorporated in your own code but please acknowledge the source.		The code can be adapted or incorporated in your own code but please acknowledge the source.

	~~Alternatively, on Unix systems, including OS X and Linux, the command <code>nc localhost 8052 < mySigns.sigml</code> will send SiGML data to the application.~~

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	[[Main Page\|Home]] >> [[CWA Signing Avatars\|CWASA]]		[[Main Page\|Home]] >> [[CWA Signing Avatars\|CWASA]]

John.Glauert at 17:08, 15 January 2021

2021-01-15T17:08:52Z

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	[[Main Page\|Home]] > [[CWASA]]		[[Main Page\|Home]] >> [[CWA Signing Avatars\|CWASA]]
	----		----
	This page describes the protocol a client app needs to follow in order to drive the SiGML Player app and provides a simple Java application that uses the protocol. The same protpcol is used for the [[JASigning]] SiGML Service Player app.		This page describes the protocol a client app needs to follow in order to drive the SiGML Player app and provides a simple Java application that uses the protocol. The same protpcol is used for the [[JASigning]] SiGML Service Player app.
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	If a new text is dispatched before performance of the previous one is complete, then that previous performance is immediately abandoned in favour of the new one.		If a new text is dispatched before performance of the previous one is complete, then that previous performance is immediately abandoned in favour of the new one.
	So, although in principle the client could be on the opposite side of the world from the server, in practice it does not make much sense if the client, i.e. its user, does not actually have line-of-sight contact with the server.		So, although in principle the client could be on the opposite side of the world from the server, in practice it does not make much sense if the client, i.e. its user, does not actually have line-of-sight contact with the server.

			== Unix Commandline Tool ==


	== Example Java Application ==		== Example Java Application ==
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	The code can be adapted or incorporated in your own code but please acknowledge the source.		The code can be adapted or incorporated in your own code but please acknowledge the source.

			Alternatively, on Unix systems, including OS X and Linux, the command <code>nc localhost 8052 < mySigns.sigml</code> will send SiGML data to the application.

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	[[Main Page\|Home]] > [[CWASA]]		[[Main Page\|Home]] >> [[CWA Signing Avatars\|CWASA]]

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	On Unix systems, including OS X and Linux, or using Cygwin on Windows, the command:		On Unix systems, including OS X and Linux, or using Cygwin on Windows, the command:
	nc localhost 8052 < mySigns.sigml		nc localhost 8052 < mySigns.sigml
	will send SiGML data to the application. The parameter -N may be needed to close the socket on EOF.		will send SiGML data to the application. The parameter -N may be needed to close the socket on EOF. Alternatively, the form
			nc localhost 8052 -w 0 < mySigns.sigml
			should work on all platforms

	== Example Java Application ==		== Example Java Application ==