Hi All, I am trying to write an application which automates and pushes flows so that I can test the functionality of my switch. However I am encountering a small problem.
What I am trying to achieve is as follows: <call *function_1()* 'X' times with a timeout of 'Y' seconds with *arguments 'J' and 'K'*> <call *function_1()* 'X' times with a timeout of 'Y' seconds with *arguments 'L' and 'M'*> ...and so on Python code wise: Timer(10,app,recurring = True, args=["port",0]) Timer(10,app,recurring = True, args=["controller",1]) ...and so on (Here Y = 10 seconds) What I was expecting to see was app() function gets called X times with a timeout of 10 seconds and the arguments as "port" and 0. Next app() function with arguments "controller" and 1 gets called and so on. What I am seeing is both versions of app() function (with different arguments) get called at the same time and wait for 10 seconds and get called again at the same time, for X number of times. Is this the expected behavior for Timer? Is there an alternative where in I can go sequentially? even if I embed the second Timer call in a function and call that function after the first Timer function, both get called at the same time. I have done git clone yesterday so I think its safe to say I am using the latest version. Currently I am running this program against Mininet Version 2.0.0 There's less documentation with respect to Timer because of which I am not sure if I am missing something very obvious. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Regards, Vinay Pai B.H. -- Vinay Pai B.H. Grad Student - Computer Science Viterbi School of Engineering University of Southern California Los Angeles, CA, USA
