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; Address
; Address
: Address the server will be listening at
: Address the server will be listening at (default: localhost)
: default: localhost
; Port
; Port
: Port the server will be listening at
: Port the server will be listening at (default: 8080)
: default: 8080


== Example Flowgraph ==
== Example Flowgraph ==
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This flowgraph is for version 3.9+  
This flowgraph is for version 3.9+  


The 'siggen_xmlrpc_server.grc' flowgraph should be used in conjunction with the 'siggen_controller_xmlrpc_client.grc' flowgraph. Both are located in the 'gr-blocks/examples/xmlrpc' directory in GNURadio. Upon execution this flowgraph generates a sinusoid, adds Gaussian noise and plots the result signal in both time and frequency domains. The XMLRPC Server block enables all variables in the flowgraph to be controlled via XMLRPC through the IP address and port set within the block. If using the XMLRPC Client flowgraph (see[[XMLRPC_Client]]) for control, when the slider is moved the XMLRPC Server Block receives SET messages from the client side. The SET commands will change the value of the frequency ('rmt_freq') variable in the server flowgraph. This will be reflected in the GUI window.  
The 'siggen_xmlrpc_server.grc' flowgraph should be used in conjunction with the 'siggen_controller_xmlrpc_client.grc' flowgraph. Both are located in the 'gr-blocks/examples/xmlrpc' directory in GNURadio. Upon execution, this flowgraph generates a sinusoid, adds Gaussian noise and plots the resultant signal in both time and frequency domains. The XMLRPC Server block in the flowgraph enables all variables in the flowgraph to be controlled via XMLRPC through the IP address and port set in the block parameters. If using the XMLRPC Client flowgraph (see [[XMLRPC_Client]]) for control, when the slider is moved the client will send SET messages which the XMLRPC Server Block will receive. In this example, the SET commands will change the value of the frequency ('rmt_freq') variable in the server flowgraph which will be reflected in the GUI window.  


[[File:Xmlrpc_server.png]]
[[File:Xmlrpc_server.png]]
==Example Output==
Before Client Side GUI is Changed
[[File:Xmlrpc_server_before.png]]
After Client Side GUI is Changed
[[File:Xmlrpc_server_after.png]]


== Source Files ==
== Source Files ==

Latest revision as of 18:06, 21 November 2021

This block will start an XMLRPC server.

The server provides access to the run, start, stop, wait functions of the flow graph.

The server also provides access to the variable callbacks in the flow graph. Ex: If the variable is called freq, the function provided by the server will be called set_freq(new_freq).

Parameters

(R): Run-time adjustable

Address
Address the server will be listening at (default: localhost)
Port
Port the server will be listening at (default: 8080)

Example Flowgraph

This flowgraph is for version 3.9+

The 'siggen_xmlrpc_server.grc' flowgraph should be used in conjunction with the 'siggen_controller_xmlrpc_client.grc' flowgraph. Both are located in the 'gr-blocks/examples/xmlrpc' directory in GNURadio. Upon execution, this flowgraph generates a sinusoid, adds Gaussian noise and plots the resultant signal in both time and frequency domains. The XMLRPC Server block in the flowgraph enables all variables in the flowgraph to be controlled via XMLRPC through the IP address and port set in the block parameters. If using the XMLRPC Client flowgraph (see XMLRPC_Client) for control, when the slider is moved the client will send SET messages which the XMLRPC Server Block will receive. In this example, the SET commands will change the value of the frequency ('rmt_freq') variable in the server flowgraph which will be reflected in the GUI window.

Xmlrpc server.png

Example Output

Before Client Side GUI is Changed

Xmlrpc server before.png

After Client Side GUI is Changed

Xmlrpc server after.png

Source Files

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