I've been testing with the DarwinInjector to push to a server online for
redistribution, and one thing I noticed is the timeout value for the initial
connection to Darwin isn't exposed, so if a push attempt is made to a server
that's unavailable for whatever reason, DarwinInjector->setDestination()
does not return.
So I exposed the timeout value in the DarwinInjector->setDestination()
method, with a default value of -1 so it's compatible with existing code.
Here's the diff for DarwinInjector.hh:
76c76,77
< char const* sessionCopyright = "");
---
> char const* sessionCopyright = "",
> int timeout = -1);
Diff for DarwinInjector.cpp:
112c112,113
< char const* sessionCopyright) {
---
> char const* sessionCopyright,
> int timeout) {
189c190
< = fRTSPClient->announceWithPassword(url, sdp, remoteUserName,
remotePassword);
---
> = fRTSPClient->announceWithPassword(url, sdp, remoteUserName,
remotePassword, timeout);
191c192
< announceSuccess = fRTSPClient->announceSDPDescription(url, sdp);
---
> announceSuccess = fRTSPClient->announceSDPDescription(url, sdp,
NULL, timeout);
I didn't see another way to configure the timeout, but if I missed
something, let me know.
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