Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of AmbientREP


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Timestamp:
Oct 19, 2010, 8:04:28 AM (14 years ago)
Author:
dennis.bijwaard
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refer to AmbientREP zipfile and some note about setting up IPv6 tunnel

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  • AmbientREP

    v3 v4  
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    4242== How to build AmbientREP ==
    43   * checkout https://svn-batch.grid.pub.ro/svn/Sensei-WP5/REPv2
     43  * checkout https://svn-batch.grid.pub.ro/svn/Sensei-Cookbook/AmbientREP.zip
     44  * unzip
     45  * goto REPv2 folder
    4446  * ant build
    4547
    … …  
    7577A number of different nodes are required for different types of operation. For regular temperature or humidity sensing, the Ambient SmartPoint 3000 T/H will do. For Outlier Detection the UT can provide the required MSP430 firmware for
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    77 Setting it up works as follows (AmbientREP has been tested on (Ubuntu) Linux + Java 1.6). The WP5 SVN respository contains the required additional libraries.
     79Setting it up works as follows (AmbientREP has been tested on (Ubuntu) Linux + Java 1.6), first obtain and build it as described above.
    7880:
    7981  * edit ambient.properties for setting ambient.rep.IP6 and ambient.rep.IP4 to proper DNS hostnames, and port for webserver with ambient.rep.port (default 8181)
    8082  * edit ambient.properties for setting api.server.port to a free and reachable TCP port over IPv4 and/or IPv6 (organize NAT if necessary)
     83  * optionally start gogoc or gw6c client for ipv6 connectivity (e.g. with credentials for ambient), else use IPv4 address/hostname in weblinks below
    8184  * run with: ant AmbientREP_APIserver
    8285  * attach sensor networks with AmbientStudio or ConnectBox by specifying ConnectAPI_Client with hostname/IP address of machine running AmbientREP and TCP port api_server.port (as in second bullet)