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Obviously, you need a matching [[Generic | Obviously, you need a matching [[Generic Protocol]] that picks up the corresponding properties, marshals them into the required format and sends them to their destination. | ||
Setting up and using a [[Generic Protocol]] is very easy, just a simple XML file defining the property values you want to send and/or receive...with optional formatting. Flightgear can then use this protocol with various end points from simple logging to file, across the network, directly to/from a serial device, etc...via a simple command line option. | Setting up and using a [[Generic Protocol]] is very easy, just a simple XML file defining the property values you want to send and/or receive...with optional formatting. Flightgear can then use this protocol with various end points from simple logging to file, across the network, directly to/from a serial device, etc...via a simple command line option. | ||