You can split your message up into chunks that are less than 256 bytes
and send each chunk separately, or you can send less information. For
example, if you have 300 bytes of data you could send two messages, one
of size 256 and one of size 44. It is then up to the fire station to
reassemble the message when it arrives.
Cheers,
Cameron.
Carla Quintero wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> In my Agents's code, Fire Brigades are sending messages to FireStation
> about buildings on fire. They are sending a string of id's of buildings
> on fire. Id's are large integer values, which I am sending as a sequence
> of characters. How these messages usually are more than 256 characteres,
> fireStation can not to listen them.
>
> I want to send these messages every cycle. Can somebody give me some
> idea about how can I do it and the fireStation can listen them?.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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