Flatbuffer, Forwarder

- Flatbuffer now only sends data if priority registration was successful
- Forwarder no longer needs to worry about registering the priority
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Paulchen-Panther
2019-02-05 19:55:48 +01:00
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/// The configuration of the Json/Proto forwarder. Forward messages to multiple instances of Hyperion on same and/or other hosts
/// 'proto' is mostly used for video streams and 'json' for effects
/// * enable : Enable or disable the forwarder (true/false)
/// * proto : Proto server adress and port of your target. Syntax:[IP:PORT] -> ["127.0.0.1:19447"] or more instances to forward ["127.0.0.1:19447","192.168.0.24:19449"]
/// * proto : Proto server adress and port of your target. Syntax:[IP:PORT] -> ["127.0.0.1:19401"] or more instances to forward ["127.0.0.1:19401","192.168.0.24:19403"]
/// * json : Json server adress and port of your target. Syntax:[IP:PORT] -> ["127.0.0.1:19446"] or more instances to forward ["127.0.0.1:19446","192.168.0.24:19448"]
/// HINT:If you redirect to "127.0.0.1" (localhost) you could start a second hyperion with another device/led config!
/// Be sure your client(s) is/are listening on the configured ports. The second Hyperion (if used) also needs to be configured! (HyperCon -> External -> Json Server/Proto Server)
/// Be sure your client(s) is/are listening on the configured ports. The second Hyperion (if used) also needs to be configured! (WebUI -> Settings Level (Expert) -> Configuration -> Network Services -> Forwarder)
"forwarder" :
{
"enable" : false,
"proto" : ["127.0.0.1:19447"],
"proto" : ["127.0.0.1:19401"],
"json" : ["127.0.0.1:19446"]
},