>I do not know what muivum provides but I would be (pleasantly) surprised if
they have remote-able flash update.
Updates are over serial Connection UART at the minute with TCP/IP remote
update planned shortly. In fact we plan to support dynamic updates over
almost anything that can communicate with the uVM device. Also plan remote
in place debugging :-) But the wishlist is pretty long so what comes when is
trickier!
James Caska
http://www.muvium.com
'Java Bred for Embedded'
BTW - THe uVMDK is now available for download and device samples are
available immianently when I will make a more general announcment.
http://www.muvium.com/uVMDK/uVMDK.htm
> -----Original Message-----
> From: emb...@li...
> [mailto:emb...@li...]On Behalf Of
> Christopher Smith
> Sent: Thursday, February 06, 2003 3:53 PM
> To: emb...@li...
> Subject: RE: [Embedlets-dev] Re: [Arch] ANT
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> Ted asks:
>
> >For example, if a change needs to be made
> > to the code
> > in the muivum devices, does someone walk around to 80 devices
> and manually
> > upgrade each one? Even if these devices were accessible
> through FTP, does
> > someone manually FTP the code changes into each device? What if all the
> > devices need upgrading or if 3 more injection molding stations
> > are added to the
> > plant? With Ant, one just types 'ant [params]' in the right
> > context and any
> > piece or group of pieces in the embedded part of this
> > application's build and
> > deploy process can be executed.
>
> In the case of statically configured Embedlets or an Embedlet bug
> fix/additions this would require the code base to be updated via whatever
> means available. In the Ajile based systems it appears that a Jag physical
> connection needs to be made, unless they come up with a flash
> bootstrap over
> TCP/IP. Other systems may rely on ROM substitution. I do not know what
> muivum provides but I would be (pleasantly) surprised if they have
> remote-able flash update. I do not think that Ant would be of
> assistance in
> overcoming these barriers.
>
> Dynamically configured Embedlets would have the ability to modify
> settings,
> rewire connections and even instantiate new Embedlets from the available
> pool. Ant and other automation tools would be of great assistance in this
> case.
>
> This highlights another advantage of dynamic configuration in
> that once the
> code base has been QA'ed and stabilized it would not need to be
> changed and
> all devices of a similar function would share the same code, greatly
> increasing reliability and reducing maintenance.
>
>
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