the basic concept of TANGO is to exchange data between clients and servers. The data can be in the form of simple atomic data types e.g. integer, float, string, or large arrays thereof. The communication can be synchronous, asynchronous or event driven. Therefore TANGO is always exchanging data between devices over the network. In order to help you we need to know more about your use case. What kind of data, what is the source, what process needs the data, how frequently etc. Without more information we cannot be more precise in our help.
the basic concept of TANGO is to exchange data between clients and servers. The data can be in the form of simple atomic data types e.g. integer, float, string, or large arrays thereof. The communication can be synchronous, asynchronous or event driven. Therefore TANGO is always exchanging data between devices over the network. In order to help you we need to know more about your use case. What kind of data, what is the source, what process needs the data, how frequently etc. Without more information we cannot be more precise in our help.
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Andy[/quote]
Hi,Andy. Thanks for your reply.
Actually,I don’t know the specific use case even myself,so I can not tell you more details about it(My supervisor asked me to implement a demo using TANGO that can exchange data between devices over the network).And I know your meaning that TANGO is always exchanging data between devices.But I don’t know how to program to implement that.I don’t care which form of the data is exchanged.I just focus on how to program to implement data transmission between devices.Besides,I’m a C++ programmer before. Maybe I need some code examples so I can learn quickly.Or Could you tell me in which chapter of The TANGO Control System Manual.I can find some useful information to implement that?
Thanks!