Changes between Version 8 and Version 9 of NativeGateway

Timestamp:

Nov 4, 2010, 8:44:03 AM (14 years ago)

Author:

zach

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 The SENSEI Gateway is a Linux daemon which acts as a resource proxy between the SENSEI System and one or more WSAN Islands. This guide shows how to use, configure and test the Gateway. In addition to its own resources offered by the management and code update plugins, the Gateway acts as a resource proxy between embedded resources offered by WSAN nodes running the CoAP protocol and eRAI/eRPI interfaces and full HTTP RAI/RPI to the SENSEI System. 
 
-SENSEI System (RU, RD) <----http://nodeX/-----> SENSEI Gateway <------coap://-----> WSAN Island (node1, node2 ...)
+SENSEI System (RU, RD) <----!http://nodeX/-----> SENSEI Gateway <------!coap://-----> WSAN Island (node1, node2 ...)
 
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 The plugin prepends HTTP resources with /node{ID} where ID is a generated unsigned integer. Thus a resource from a sensor node on URL /s/temp would be published as e.g. /node1/s/temp to the RD. There is a 1-1 mapping between each node{ID} and the IPv6 address of a 6LoWPAN node.
 
-Currently the plugin supports registered incoming RAI requests, the publication of RD links by sensor nodes on /rpi[0], an automatic notification collector on /notify[1] and arbitrary outgoing requests. The automatic caching of requests in planned. 
+Currently the plugin supports registered incoming RAI requests, the publication of RD links by sensor nodes on /rpi![0], an automatic notification collector on /notify![1] and arbitrary outgoing requests. The automatic caching of requests in planned. 
 
 The gateway runs on UDP port 61626 and all nodes on UDP port 61628.