looking for some help once again.
I am working with a bowling scoring system, and I want to capture the scores from the lanes at roughly 30 second intervals, by using data sent over the network.
The system in question only communicates the score over the network, if the another computer requests a 'score correction'. Now it doesn't need to actually do the score correction, and any machine can request it.
Once the lane computer receives this request, it duly returns the current scores back over the network.
Unfortunately I have pretty much no network programming experience, and so I turn to some clever people to assist me...
I have captured some network data using Wireshark and attached to this post. Some of the relevant packet? numbers are 105 (I think this is a request for score change)? and 107 (Which contains scoring information). (it is a pcap file. I renamed the extenstion to .txt to upload).
It might be useful to know that the PC I was using to capture was IP address 192.168.127.1 and the lane computer was 192.168.19.58
If anyone can help me with this or point me in the right direction I would be very grateful.
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