[Click] Using handlers

[Mike Wilson]

Hello, Kalin,

 	The non-comment part of the config is as follows:

FromDevice(eth0) -> Print(ok) -> Discard;

 	The problem you're having is that there's no such instantiated 
element in the test-device.click config.  The FromHost element is declared 
implicitly, which means that it has a generated name.  You're trying to 
call the handler from the class name.

 	See click(5) for the details of the generated name.  In this case, 
it should be FromDevice at 1.  If you're going to use a lot of handlers like 
this, you'll want to give the element a name, such as:

fd :: FromDevice(eth0) -> Print(ok) -> Discard;

 	...and then you can call it with read fd.encap

-Mike Wilson

On Sun, 20 May 2007, kalin lagno wrote:

> Hi,
> I started click with test-device.click,
> and then I telnet to local host and wrote:
>
> read fromhost.encap
>
> But I got this error: 510 No element named 'fromhost'
>
> Can anybody tell me what is wrong?
>
> Regards
> Kalin
>
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