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On Thu, Sep 13, 2012 at 1:26 PM, Santiago Bragagnolo
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santiagobragagnolo@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Ros people! My name is Santiago, i'm just beginning in robot-world, and
> i'm making a client from Pharo smalltalk. My first goal is make work the
> turtle simulator from XMLRPC.
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> So i have several questions, but right now i have two most important:
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> Considering a remote client (without direct access to server):
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> - How can i get the message definition related to a topic? Can i ask to the
> topic? Does the topic answer me in the error text something about the type?
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> - Is any definition of a common TCPROS package to take as example of topic
> usage?
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> In this case, i'd spend a lot of time today trying to send messages to the
> turtle throgh the velocity topic without any response (no movement, no
> error, no feedback at all) and i tried with the logs, but without any useful
> data.
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> The process i'm following is:
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> execute roscore
> execute turtle node
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> then, from the client
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> register as publisher in Velocity topic
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> with the IP:PORT recived connect to the node with a TCP/ip connection
> sending a message with:
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> header
> type: master getTopicTypeRelated:/turtle1/command_velocity; #here i
> get the topicType from getTopicTypes
> topic: /turtle1/command_velocity;
> latching: false;
> callerId: anArbitraryId;
> messageDefinition: 'float32 linear
> float32 angular';
> md5Sum:'9d5c2dcd348ac8f76ce2a4307bd63a13'.
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> in the body of the request i tried with float numbers (2.0 0.0) for example.
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> All this data in binary.
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> I browse a lot of roscpp, rospy and rosjava trying to find how them create
> and serialize the data, but i dont find meaningful differences. Maybe i'm
> missing steps?
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> Thank you very much!
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