[j-sim-users] Accessing node's caracteristics from application

[community help]

Hi sam,

Thank you for your answer.
But AppLayerObject is not recognized as a valid class
in tcl. I looked for it in the j-sim API, and didn't
find it.

--- Wesam Haboush <wsh3 at kent.ac.uk> wrote:

> You should be able to do it if you set a variable in
> the application layer
> to point to the energyModel component. You have to
> create the method
> obviously. Something like:
> 
> ! AppLayerObject setEnergyModel em
> 
> 
> Of course this is in TCL, and then you can write
> whatever code you want and
> call whatever methods you 'd like from the em
> object. However, this is not a
> very clean way according to the principles of the
> ACA.
> 
> Sam 
> 
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> Subject: [j-sim-users] Accessing node's
> caracteristics from application
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I would like to know how to access node's parameters
> from   the java application running on it.
> In my case, i'm running a client/server socket
> application. I want that the
> client application can display the remaining energy.
> I can do this in TCL
> but i can't do it in java.
> i did the following:
> WirelessPhy phy = new WirelessPhy();
> EnergyModel em = phy.getEnergyModel();
> than i can display the remaining energy by:
> em.getEnergy().
> This does not work because it gives always the same
> initial value of 1000.
> is there any command of this form:
> phy = WirelessPhy of the node on which this
> application is running ?
> 
> Thank you for advance
> 
> 
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