Hello @Balwant

the openDaemonConnection() method of the tutorial application is to initiate a connection to DACS Sink Daemon and verify if the application can connect to DACS Sink Daemon successfully. Both parameters are hard code as shown below:

client.openDaemonConnection("DACS", "dacsTutorial");

If you look into the tutorial source code, you will find that the method reads DACS Sink Daemon’s host and port from the variable named _daemonHost:

AuthorizationSystem.setProperty("dacs.daemon", _daemonHost);

_daemonHost can be set by the value coming after argument -D in getCmdParams(String[] args) method:

if ("-D".equals(args[i])) {
    _daemonHost = args[++i];
    continue;
} else if ("-S".equals(args[i])) {
                

Hence, to run the tutorial application to connect to DACS Sink Daemon on Windows machine e.g. ip 192.168.27.44 at port 8211. The programming arguments to run the application should be:

-D 192.168.27.44:8211 -u [USER_NAME] -p [POSITION] -a [APPLICATION_ID]

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