RE: [Embedlets-developer] a challenge...

[Christopher S. <cs...@oo...>]

Jac,

We have a solution available now, OopScope Process Components, that we
intend to converge with the Embedlet standards. The one wire interface has
been integrated. Persistence and transport are both simple and operational
with demonstration Swing, Web and handheld user interfaces. The X10
interface would be a matter of wrapping any existing code in a Component
interface. Things start communicating immediately. We are preparing to
present applicable portions of OPC as a 'quick start' to the Embedlet code
base at this time.

The demonstration of two Embedlet applications in a short period of time
would be a real boon for the standard!

I will keep you and the group updated as things progress with the
convergence effort. If you are anxious to get going with something now, that
has a good chance of conformity with Embedlets in the future, let me know.

Chris Smith
OopScope
cs...@oo...


-----Original Message-----
From: emb...@li...
[mailto:emb...@li...]On Behalf Of Jac
Kersing
Sent: Sunday, February 02, 2003 3:40 PM
To: emb...@li...
Subject: [Embedlets-developer] a challenge...


Hi,

I've got a real life problem and was wondering how this would be solved
using our (currently imaginary) embedlets.

The situation:

hardware: 6 X10 lamp switches, some X10 remotes, X10 gateway (CM11),
Couple of 1-Wire devices, some PIR motion sensors, handfull of TINIs, some
JStamps, one Sun Ultra10 (Solaris 9), a couple of PCs (WinXP Prof and
Linux) and a SaJe board, plenty of networking cable and hubs/switches
to connect everything equiped with RJ45s, a couple of J2ME phones, one
iMode phone.

software: all the development tools needed to create software for the
listed hardware. SUN ONE Application server (platform edition) & Directory
server. And everything legally available on the Internet of course...

goal:
 - record the status of the X10 switches (according to the info provided
by the CM11 [all actions with remotes are available this way])
 - present the current status of the X10 devices (on at xx% of max
capacity/off) to both J2ME and iMode (chtml can be used for browser as
well)
 - detect arrival of 1-Wire ID on network (signals one of the PIR
detectors detected movement)
 - store all state changes of X10 and 1-Wire in persistant storage for
reporting etc

In the (near) future a couple of 1-Wire temperature and/or humidity
sensors will be added to the setup and I want to extend the software to
control the X10 devices.

I've got code to sample all of the sensors at this moment and monitoring
infrastructure is up and running already, but a redesign is in order to
add the temperature sensors and X10 control, so I'm offering to become a
test site for our effords. (If you guys promise to behave I might even
allow remote access to the system :-) )

Regards,

Jac

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 Jac Kersing            Technical Consultant   The-Box Development
 j.k...@th...                         http://www.the-box.com


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