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Boris Malinowsky — Sun, 14 Feb 2016 13:16:16 -0000

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 # Calimero: KNX network access for Java #

-Calimero is a Java library for [KNX/EIB](http://www.knx.org/) applications. It provides an API for (many of) the network services and data encodings defined in the KNX standard. It can be used as a basis to write remote access or control applications. 
+Calimero is a Java library for [KNX](http://www.knx.org/) applications. It provides an API for (many of) the network services and data encodings defined in the KNX standard. It can be used as a basis to write remote access or control applications. 

-The current version of the library (Calimero 2) features:
+The current version of the library features:

 * KNXnet/IP tunneling (with bus monitor mode), routing, local device management
 * FT1.2 serial access
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 Its minimum platform requirement is the Java 2 Micro-Edition CDC Foundation Profile (J2ME CDC FP), which makes it suitable for embedded applications. Calimero is also compatible with the popular Java Standard Edition (J2SE) environments commonly deployed on PC workstations. 

+ 
+
+### Distribution ###
+
+Bundled file releases are hosted here on Sourceforge, also containing READMEs to get you started. 
+Current [development versions are available on GitHub](https://github.com/calimero-project/); please post any question regarding development on GitHub Issues.
+
+Core team members spend various amounts of their free time on Calimero, but do not have a paying job involving KNX. Hence, we take the liberty to not have particular development timelines and fancy colored roadmaps.

  

-### Calimero 1? Calimero 2? Calimero NG? ###
+### History ###

-Calimero 1 was the first release. Calimero 2 is the successor project - a complete re-write with a new API. Like many other projects, we decided to step up the major version number whenever the API changes. Before we decided this, however, Calimero 2 was referred to as "Calimero NG" ("Next Generation"), and Calimero 1 simply as "Calimero".
-
-On these pages, "Calimero" almost always means Calimero 2. The design of Calimero 1.x is described [here](http://calimero.sourceforge.net/calimero10.html), including a short code example and a few additional notes. Note that the Calimero 2 API is different! 
+Calimero 1 was the first release, Calimero 2 is the successor project -- a complete re-write with a new API for embedded platforms. During its design, Calimero 2 was referred to as Calimero NG ("Next Generation"). Calimero 1 and NG are no longer maintained. (The design of Calimero 1.x is described [here](http://calimero.sourceforge.net/calimero10.html).)

 Calimero 1 and 2 were designed and written by people who were, at that time, with the [Automation Systems Group](http://www.auto.tuwien.ac.at) at the [Vienna University of Technology](http://www.tuwien.ac.at). 
-
-
- 
-
-### Status ###
-
-Calimero 1 is archived. It is no longer maintained or developed; these efforts have moved to Calimero 2.
-
-Calimero 2 is active. Stable versions are hosted here on Sourceforge; the [development version is hosted on GitHub](https://github.com/calimero-project/). Note that this development version has a different [License] than the stable release.
-
-Core team members spend various amounts of their free time on Calimero 2. They neither have KNX devices at home, nor do they have a paying job involving KNX. (If you feel like changing this, they would be interested to hear.) There is no particular development timeline. 
-
-If you would like to contribute, see [Support].
-

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Georg Neugschwandtner — Tue, 05 Aug 2014 18:08:11 -0000

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 ### Calimero 1? Calimero 2? Calimero NG? ###

-Calimero 1 was the first release. Calimero 2 was the successor project - a complete re-write with a new API. (The idea is to step up the major version number whenever the API changes.) Before this was decided, Calimero 2 was referred to as Calimero NG ("Next Generation").
+Calimero 1 was the first release. Calimero 2 is the successor project - a complete re-write with a new API. Like many other projects, we decided to step up the major version number whenever the API changes. Before we decided this, however, Calimero 2 was referred to as "Calimero NG" ("Next Generation"), and Calimero 1 simply as "Calimero".

 On these pages, "Calimero" almost always means Calimero 2. The design of Calimero 1.x is described [here](http://calimero.sourceforge.net/calimero10.html), including a short code example and a few additional notes. Note that the Calimero 2 API is different! 

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 ### Status ###

-Calimero 1 is archived. Nobody here is maintaining or extending it; these efforts have moved to Calimero 2.
+Calimero 1 is archived. It is no longer maintained or developed; these efforts have moved to Calimero 2.

-Currently, Georg and Boris are still contributing to the project in their free time. Neither of them has KNX devices at home, and neither has a paying job involving KNX. (If you feel like changing this, they would be interested to hear.) The other Sourceforge project admins are still listed for historical and administrative reasons; for now, they are not contributing to the project.
+Calimero 2 is active. Stable versions are hosted here on Sourceforge; the [development version is hosted on GitHub](https://github.com/calimero-project/). Note that this development version has a different [License] than the stable release.

-Boris is improving the library and adding new features, with no particular timeline. Currently, he is focusing on the core library. His [development version is hosted on GitHub](https://github.com/calimero-project/). This is a public repository. Note that this development version is under GPL without the Classpath Exception, see [License]([License]).
+Core team members spend various amounts of their free time on Calimero 2. They neither have KNX devices at home, nor do they have a paying job involving KNX. (If you feel like changing this, they would be interested to hear.) There is no particular development timeline. 

-Georg tries to keep the project together administratively, to answer questions, and to keep these pages updated. He dreams of again having the time to work on the code some day. His goal is to make this Sourceforge project a hub for all things related to Calimero, pointing to other projects and platforms where development happens, and collecting bug reports,  improvements (contributed code) and suggestions in one place. 
-
-As a next step, the work which is now spread over various forks could come to the benefit of all Calimero users again. For this to happen, Calimero would need a maintainer who is familiar with the code and can perform quality control on submissions on a short timeframe. If you think this could be you, please contact Georg and Boris.
+If you would like to contribute, see [Support].

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Bernhard Haumacher — Thu, 17 Oct 2013 19:52:14 -0000

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 Its minimum platform requirement is the Java 2 Micro-Edition CDC Foundation Profile (J2ME CDC FP), which makes it suitable for embedded applications. Calimero is also compatible with the popular Java Standard Edition (J2SE) environments commonly deployed on PC workstations. 
-
-
- 
-
-### Download ###
-
-Calimero consists of several "bundles" and comes with the core network library, console tools, and a graphical user interface. 
-
-The [package for download on Sourceforge](http://sourceforge.net/projects/calimero/files/Calimero%202/) contains all Calimero 2 binaries, sources, and API doc.
-
-If you find Calimero useful, please consider supporting the project - for example, by answering questions on the forum and/or by making your modifications to Calimero freely available (under GPL with Classpath Exception).

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Bernhard Haumacher — Thu, 17 Oct 2013 19:30:50 -0000

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 [[img src=http://calimero.sf.net/mascot_by_bm.png alt=Mascot style=float:right;margin:20px]]

 Its minimum platform requirement is the Java 2 Micro-Edition CDC Foundation Profile (J2ME CDC FP), which makes it suitable for embedded applications. Calimero is also compatible with the popular Java Standard Edition (J2SE) environments commonly deployed on PC workstations. 
-
-
- 
-
-### License ###
-
-Please check the information in the distribution packages. The following is a simplified, human-readable translation.
-
-For the Calimero 2 library ([GPL](http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html) with [Classpath Exception](http://www.gnu.org/software/classpath/license.html)):
-
-* If you make changes or extensions to the Calimero library, make the new source code free and open.
-* Your application can have any license you choose. It need not be open source.
-
-For everything else (Calimero 1, Calimero 2 example programs; GPL _without_ extension):
-As above, but your own program (which uses Calimero code) must _also_ be open source.
-
-(The examples are just - examples, not an API; Calimero 1 is GPL'd for historical reasons.)

  
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 Currently, Georg and Boris are still contributing to the project in their free time. Neither of them has KNX devices at home, and neither has a paying job involving KNX. (If you feel like changing this, they would be interested to hear.) The other Sourceforge project admins are still listed for historical and administrative reasons; for now, they are not contributing to the project.

-Boris is improving the library and adding new features, with no particular timeline. Currently, he is focusing on the core library. His [development version is hosted on GitHub](https://github.com/calimero-project/). This is a public repository. Note that this development version is under GPL without the Classpath Exception - if you base your program on it, your program must be open source!
+Boris is improving the library and adding new features, with no particular timeline. Currently, he is focusing on the core library. His [development version is hosted on GitHub](https://github.com/calimero-project/). This is a public repository. Note that this development version is under GPL without the Classpath Exception, see [License]([License]).

 Georg tries to keep the project together administratively, to answer questions, and to keep these pages updated. He dreams of again having the time to work on the code some day. His goal is to make this Sourceforge project a hub for all things related to Calimero, pointing to other projects and platforms where development happens, and collecting bug reports,  improvements (contributed code) and suggestions in one place.

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Bernhard Haumacher — Wed, 09 Oct 2013 20:16:37 -0000

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+[[include ref=Menu]]
 # Calimero: KNX network access for Java #

 Calimero is a Java library for [KNX/EIB](http://www.knx.org/) applications. It provides an API for (many of) the network services and data encodings defined in the KNX standard. It can be used as a basis to write remote access or control applications.

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Georg Neugschwandtner — Mon, 11 Mar 2013 22:11:49 -0000

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 Currently, Georg and Boris are still contributing to the project in their free time. Neither of them has KNX devices at home, and neither has a paying job involving KNX. (If you feel like changing this, they would be interested to hear.) The other Sourceforge project admins are still listed for historical and administrative reasons; for now, they are not contributing to the project.

-Boris is improving the library and adding new features (for example, server code), with no particular timeline. He is planning to make his development version public under the GPL.
+Boris is improving the library and adding new features, with no particular timeline. Currently, he is focusing on the core library. His [development version is hosted on GitHub](https://github.com/calimero-project/). This is a public repository. Note that this development version is under GPL without the Classpath Exception - if you base your program on it, your program must be open source!

 Georg tries to keep the project together administratively, to answer questions, and to keep these pages updated. He dreams of again having the time to work on the code some day. His goal is to make this Sourceforge project a hub for all things related to Calimero, pointing to other projects and platforms where development happens, and collecting bug reports,  improvements (contributed code) and suggestions in one place.

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Georg Neugschwandtner — Sun, 27 Jan 2013 13:18:11 -0000

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 # Calimero: KNX network access for Java #

-Calimero is a Java library for [KNX/EIB](http://www.knx.org/) applications. It provides an API for (many of) the network services and data encodings defined in the KNX standard. It can be used as a basis to write remote access or control applications.
+Calimero is a Java library for [KNX/EIB](http://www.knx.org/) applications. It provides an API for (many of) the network services and data encodings defined in the KNX standard. It can be used as a basis to write remote access or control applications. 

 The current version of the library (Calimero 2) features:

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 * Network message buffering for state- and command-based datapoint values
 * Centralized logging
 * Network configuration storage, with possibility to import ETS 4 project files
+[[img src=http://calimero.sf.net/mascot_by_bm.png alt=Mascot style=float:right;margin:20px]]

 Its minimum platform requirement is the Java 2 Micro-Edition CDC Foundation Profile (J2ME CDC FP), which makes it suitable for embedded applications. Calimero is also compatible with the popular Java Standard Edition (J2SE) environments commonly deployed on PC workstations. 

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 Georg tries to keep the project together administratively, to answer questions, and to keep these pages updated. He dreams of again having the time to work on the code some day. His goal is to make this Sourceforge project a hub for all things related to Calimero, pointing to other projects and platforms where development happens, and collecting bug reports,  improvements (contributed code) and suggestions in one place. 

 As a next step, the work which is now spread over various forks could come to the benefit of all Calimero users again. For this to happen, Calimero would need a maintainer who is familiar with the code and can perform quality control on submissions on a short timeframe. If you think this could be you, please contact Georg and Boris.
+
+
+ 
+
+### Read more ###
+
+* [Documentation]
+* [Support]
+* Projects using Calimero and other [Links]
+
+You can also use "Browse Pages" on the top left, which will give you a complete list.

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Georg Neugschwandtner — Sun, 20 Jan 2013 22:42:24 -0000

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-Welcome to your wiki!
+# Calimero: KNX network access for Java #

-This is the default page, edit it as you see fit. To add a new page simply reference it within brackets, e.g.: [SamplePage].
+Calimero is a Java library for [KNX/EIB](http://www.knx.org/) applications. It provides an API for (many of) the network services and data encodings defined in the KNX standard. It can be used as a basis to write remote access or control applications.
+ 
+The current version of the library (Calimero 2) features:

-The wiki uses [Markdown](/p/calimero/wiki/markdown_syntax/) syntax.
+* KNXnet/IP tunneling (with bus monitor mode), routing, local device management
+* FT1.2 serial access
+* Easy-to-use process communication (group communication)
+* KNX property access
+* Datapoint type and property type translation
+* Network and device management client services
+* Network message buffering for state- and command-based datapoint values
+* Centralized logging
+* Network configuration storage, with possibility to import ETS 4 project files

-[[project_admins]]
-[[download_button]]
+Its minimum platform requirement is the Java 2 Micro-Edition CDC Foundation Profile (J2ME CDC FP), which makes it suitable for embedded applications. Calimero is also compatible with the popular Java Standard Edition (J2SE) environments commonly deployed on PC workstations. 
+
+
+ 
+
+### License ###
+
+Please check the information in the distribution packages. The following is a simplified, human-readable translation.
+
+For the Calimero 2 library ([GPL](http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html) with [Classpath Exception](http://www.gnu.org/software/classpath/license.html)):
+
+* If you make changes or extensions to the Calimero library, make the new source code free and open.
+* Your application can have any license you choose. It need not be open source.
+
+For everything else (Calimero 1, Calimero 2 example programs; GPL _without_ extension):
+As above, but your own program (which uses Calimero code) must _also_ be open source.
+
+(The examples are just - examples, not an API; Calimero 1 is GPL'd for historical reasons.)
+
+
+ 
+
+### Download ###
+
+Calimero consists of several "bundles" and comes with the core network library, console tools, and a graphical user interface. 
+
+The [package for download on Sourceforge](http://sourceforge.net/projects/calimero/files/Calimero%202/) contains all Calimero 2 binaries, sources, and API doc.
+
+If you find Calimero useful, please consider supporting the project - for example, by answering questions on the forum and/or by making your modifications to Calimero freely available (under GPL with Classpath Exception).
+
+
+ 
+
+### Calimero 1? Calimero 2? Calimero NG? ###
+
+Calimero 1 was the first release. Calimero 2 was the successor project - a complete re-write with a new API. (The idea is to step up the major version number whenever the API changes.) Before this was decided, Calimero 2 was referred to as Calimero NG ("Next Generation").
+
+On these pages, "Calimero" almost always means Calimero 2. The design of Calimero 1.x is described [here](http://calimero.sourceforge.net/calimero10.html), including a short code example and a few additional notes. Note that the Calimero 2 API is different! 
+
+Calimero 1 and 2 were designed and written by people who were, at that time, with the [Automation Systems Group](http://www.auto.tuwien.ac.at) at the [Vienna University of Technology](http://www.tuwien.ac.at). 
+
+
+ 
+
+### Status ###
+
+Calimero 1 is archived. Nobody here is maintaining or extending it; these efforts have moved to Calimero 2.
+
+Currently, Georg and Boris are still contributing to the project in their free time. Neither of them has KNX devices at home, and neither has a paying job involving KNX. (If you feel like changing this, they would be interested to hear.) The other Sourceforge project admins are still listed for historical and administrative reasons; for now, they are not contributing to the project.
+
+Boris is improving the library and adding new features (for example, server code), with no particular timeline. He is planning to make his development version public under the GPL.
+
+Georg tries to keep the project together administratively, to answer questions, and to keep these pages updated. He dreams of again having the time to work on the code some day. His goal is to make this Sourceforge project a hub for all things related to Calimero, pointing to other projects and platforms where development happens, and collecting bug reports,  improvements (contributed code) and suggestions in one place. 
+
+As a next step, the work which is now spread over various forks could come to the benefit of all Calimero users again. For this to happen, Calimero would need a maintainer who is familiar with the code and can perform quality control on submissions on a short timeframe. If you think this could be you, please contact Georg and Boris.

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Georg Neugschwandtner — Tue, 11 Dec 2012 20:58:01 -0000

Welcome to your wiki! This is the default page, edit it as you see fit. To add a new page simply reference it within brackets, e.g.: [SamplePage]. The wiki uses [Markdown](/p/calimero/wiki/markdown_syntax/) syntax. [[project_admins]] [[download_button]]