Re: [Easyb2k-devel] Application Structure

[Marcos D. <ma...@un...>]

Daniel Ribeiro wrote:

I finally understood your idea. It seems pretty good !

> 	People using more than one device would use a .conf file for each
> device, and run multiple instances of the daemon, each using a different
> .conf.
> 	There is no way to guess what VoIP applications the user wants for each
> device, nor the order at which HAL will call the daemons, so, for the
> multiple device case we cant escape the manual configuration.
> 	A variation of this idea would be using the same config file for all
> the daemons, and defining config sections with the box serial number as
> index, this way the daemon can decide which section to use.
How does the HAL work ?

If I already have two daemon running, with different configuration files 
each, but no device plugged and the first device gets plugged, will the 
HAL notice that the daemon is already loaded ? Or will it load a third 
daemon ? Even if no device gets loaded, how do we know the right daemon 
will talk to the device ?

Marcos



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