1.5     Applications

There are a lot of applications imaginable for using an IP-Proxy. In following 3 possibly applications are described.

 

GPS Data Evaluation

 

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[1]     IP-Proxy receives GPS data from a serial interface (e.g. GPS mouse) and redirects
these data via IP/UDP to a remote location

 

[2]     on remote side an IP-Server application receives the GPS data and forwards these data via Inter-Process Communication (IPC) to a Geo-Tracer application

 

[3]     the Geo-Tracer application visualize the GPS data on a map

Protocol Conversion

 

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[1]     an UDP-Client application, running on a Windows system, sends out data via IP/UDP thereby these data shall be processed by a TCP-Client application on a Linux system

 

[2]     on the Linux system an IP-Proxy receives the data from the UDP-Client and redirects these via IP to a TCP-Client application on the same system

 

[3]     the TCP-Client application on Linux system processes the data


 

Data for a Multicast-Group on Linux Server

 

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[1]     a TCP-Client application, running on a Windows system, sends out data via IP/TCP thereby these data shall be provided to a multicast-group on a Linux-Server system without graphical user interface (GUI)

 

[2]     on the Linux-Server system, an IP-Proxy receives the data from the TCP-Client and forwards this data via IP/UDP to the multicast-group defined on this system