[Drts-devel] Help with NetStation broadcast method

[todd r. <tod...@ya...>]

I'm trying to understand how to use the Headquarter
objects and have written a small sample application to
test my understanding.  Obviously, my understanding is
lacking.

I've written a server (NetStation constructed with a
port) and a client (NetStation without a port).  I
create a line between the client and the server and
then pass BusTickets over the line.  When a client
creates a line to the server, or begins to close, I
have the client send a ticket with a specific identity
(a NamedIdentity of "simple.connect").  The server
sees this message and is able to respond, so I'm at
least on the right track.

The client starts up a GUI that includes a button. 
The action of the button causes a ticket to be created
and sent to the server.  This ticket has a different
identity type (a NamedIdentity of "simple.move"), and
is also seen by the server.  

The intent is for the BusTicketListener at the server
simply to send the ticket back out to it's lines using
the broadcast and flush methods.  I have a
BusTicketListener on the client that is supposed to
pick up messages of identity simple.move.  The client
is not receiving these tickets.

I've called the add method on the clients NetStation,
passing the NamedIdentity and my BusTicketListener
object.  What else do I need to do to get the
broadcast message to be sent and recieved at the
client?

I have attached the sample app that I'm using.  If
anyone has any ideas on what I've done wrong, I'd
appreciate some help.

Thanks

Todd

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