Greetings, Could we provide more explanation on the potential change of timetable in the servers? I thought the timetable text file is parsed when initializing the server, and we should leave the server aside during the demonstartion. So, exactly what...

In the lab I was told by a lab facilitator that it says that we DO NOT need to determine the fastest route but instead just "a valid path" to get full marks. Does this mean that if we return just any valid route we can still get full marks (and not w...

I am also confused about the exact same thing.

Hi My group has encountered an issue with communicating between 2 computers. Everything works as expected for UDP communication but not all TCP works. Our set up is like this Computer 1 IP Address 172.20.10.14 . station-server StationA 4001 4002 127....

Hello, A while ago I asked about this scenario Station A has a hop to Station B, but B doesn't have a hop to A. A is allowed to communicate with B, but is B allowed to communicate with A? Chris said he was thinking about how to resolve this, and I thin...

Is the web page allowed to have the station names hardcoded (so user can select from a dropdown menu), but not having information from these stations until they are all started up?

Computer 2 has their Station Name as Station2

you get 2 computers and put their ip port in the . station server e.g. Computer1 on ip 196.62.0.2 . station-server Station1 4001 8001 196.62.0.1 8002 Computer2 on ip 196.62.0.1 . station-server Station1 4002 8002 196.62.0.2 8001 supposedly UnifiIOT shou...

There's some stations in the transperth data that don't have any departure information such as Causeway Bus Stn (from Adelaide Tce). Would I still allocate a server for this station or just say that Adelaide Tce doesn't have a neighbour but still a d...

How are we meant to test on multiple devices, and how is each station meant to know its hostname - as it cant always be localhost or 127.0.0.1

ANONYMOUS wrote You've been provided a marking rubric; it's not a marking sheet. If you make a reasonable attempt at each of the rubric's sections, are able to explain and justify your decisions, and the implementation for that section can be easily ...

ANONYMOUS wrote From Wikipedia (not the best resource, but reliable) "The maximum IP packet size is 65,535 bytes (2 16-1), including all headers and usually requiring fragmentation. Assuming standard headers, IPv4 uses 20 bytes and UDP 8 bytes. Th...

ANONYMOUS wrote The station names have no significance; they do not imply any relationship with their neighbours (just like real train-station names (often suburb names) have no relationship to their neighbours). I'm afraid that I don't under your sec...

Hi Henry, There's no requirement for your protocol to find all station names, and no station should need to know use all other station names in your protocol. But see https secure.csse.uwa.edu.au run help3002?p np opt B361 year 2024 Each station only...

Can I know how will we know what stops they are then? What is the rule? If we have JunctionF and TerminalF will the starting stop both be stopF? And also what about the other ones with characters and underscores in them. How can we construct the stop...

That clarification would suggest that Path 2 would be chosen for arriving at the final destination sooner, but the line in the clarifications on the 5th of May was what confused me. It says "Your query should be made directly to the server of station...

Hi Chris, So I just want to clarify that this means it's not our protocol's responsibility to try collate maintain a list of all available stations in each station, but rather to gleam this from the timetable files in the project? Because we're no...

in marking allocation, marks are allocated for "Ability to find a valid (but not necessarily optimal) route between origin and destination stations". It doesn't really suggest marks for getting fastest route, is there some leeway? So I'm just wonderin...

Are we able to use gzip for compression and decompression of UDP messages?