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SOMEIP math add request/response examples

The configuration for the request client and the response server

• configuration for the client
• configuration for the server

Go through this 2 configuration, it’s almost the same as one configures the server for the response and the other one configures the client for the request.

And for the configuration json.editor can be utilized.

Build and Run on host

• Build

  scons --app=AddServerEx --os=OSAL
  scons --app=AddClientEx --os=OSAL
  

• Run

  build\nt\GCC\AddServerEx\AddServerEx.exe
  build\nt\GCC\AddClientEx\AddClientEx.exe
  

The AddClientEx will give output as below:

MATH    :add response session=2: ercd = 0 summary 64448 == 64448
MATH    :add response session=3: ercd = 0 summary 68096 == 68096
MATH    :add response session=4: ercd = 0 summary 71808 == 71808
MATH    :add response session=5: ercd = 0 summary 75584 == 75584
MATH    :add response session=6: ercd = 0 summary 79424 == 79424
MATH    :add response session=7: ercd = 0 summary 83328 == 83328
MATH    :add response session=8: ercd = 0 summary 87296 == 87296

Using wireshark, open the Adapter for loopback trafic capture, we can see the add request and response message through TCP.

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