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Hey this is cache again !! Successfully tested this code on the Arduino Mega and the Uno boards( after a lot of struggle initially ). Also ported this code to open picus , another C platfrom.
One problem I am having is that the creation of resources. I am able to create resources , but I want to know if I can send strings to those resource values rather than "1" / "0" .
Also I want to follow the LWM2M specs when creating the resources. Can anyone specify how to do so ?
Another question , is that can i use other clients to interface with this COAP stack ? I believe this COAP stack is a minified version. Please help !
Thanks in advance !
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For more info about the creation of resources according to LWM2M specs , there is a project on github :- https://github.com/01org/liblwm2m
It is a code that runs on linux. So is it possible to create resources according to that structure ? Maybe it might not be possible on a board like Arduino. But it can be ported onto a board with higher memory structure like the PI or the arduino YUN/DUE
Hey this is cache again !! Successfully tested this code on the Arduino Mega and the Uno boards( after a lot of struggle initially ). Also ported this code to open picus , another C platfrom.
One problem I am having is that the creation of resources. I am able to create resources , but I want to know if I can send strings to those resource values rather than "1" / "0" .
Also I want to follow the LWM2M specs when creating the resources. Can anyone specify how to do so ?
Another question , is that can i use other clients to interface with this COAP stack ? I believe this COAP stack is a minified version. Please help !
Thanks in advance !
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: