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help-on-udpreceive

Quote: thathug wrote on Sat, 01 April 2006 01:44

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> Hello everybody, I am new to max/msp and I have a projet in java that will control max object throug the network. And I discover udpreceive. To understand how it works I decide to send array of int to my msp object. I open a port 3001 in my computer with udpreceive and in java I send this message /foo array(1, 2.94, 99) but I always receive this message:

I think they work just like the CNMAT objects, meaning you'd want to connect udpreceive to an OpenSoundControl object.

http://www.cnmat.berkeley.edu/OpenSoundControl/Max/

Quote: thathug wrote on Sat, 01 April 2006 01:44
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> Hello everybody, I am new to max/msp and I have a projet in java that will control max object throug the network. And I discover udpreceive. To understand how it works I decide to send array of int to my msp object. I open a port 3001 in my computer with udpreceive and in java I send this message /foo array(1, 2.94, 99) but I always receive this message:
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> print: FullPacket 24 28193056 
>

I think they work just like the CNMAT objects, meaning you'd want to connect udpreceive to an OpenSoundControl object.  

if you send data thru a java class you must receive the data by a java 

try net.udp.send and net.udp.recv java classes

if you send data thru a java class you must receive the data by a java 
class too
try net.udp.send and net.udp.recv java classes

help on udpreceive