Re: [sumo-user] SUMO Running as a Server

[Anderson R. <and...@gm...>]

Hi,

Try specifying the host IP Address when using traci.init from the python
TraCI client:

traci.init(port, numRetries, host, label)

It assumes default port = 8813; numRetries = 10; host = "localhost" and
label = "default"

Regards,
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Anderson Rocha Tavares
http://inf.ufrgs.br/~artavares/


2013/1/13 Mohammed A. Subhi <ame...@ya...>

> Hello everyone..
> I've been working on my master project which consist a part of real time
> simulation using SUMO, I have taken a look on the tutorials/TraCI4Traffic
> Lights and found it very helpful also trying editing the python script as
> well.
> My question is this, how do I implement the same TraCI4Traffic Lights
> tutorial but this time using a network connection instead of
> the loop-back address. In another words is it possible to use SUMO-gui
> running as a server on some machine and I can feed the data into it using
> another.
> My point is I want to use sensors connected to a micro-controller which in
> turn to trigger vehicle movement in SUMO using local area  or
> wireless connection.
>
> Thanks for your support,
> Sincerely,
>
> Mohammed A. Subhi
> M.Eng Computers and Electronic Engineering
>
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