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Re: [cf-dev] Recommendation for updating a resource thresholds in Californium?
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Thank you for the recent update
General question about the proper coap method(s) for updating a resource thresholds
For example, the device is monitoring a sensor temperature and, as a client, we want to trigger an alarm event to the server if such temperature goes above (below) a maximum (minimum) threshold value
>From a protocol standpoint, we understand the best method to query the temperature value is by using a URI-QUERY on the temperature resource, how about the proper method for the server to set up thresholds on the device? Where would the threshold values be communicated to the client? ETAG option? Payload? Others?
Similar questions when the resource is the device location (25 bytes for lag/long in decimal format) and the threshold this time is a geofence box (100 bytes for 4 lat/long points)
Thank you and kind regards,
Jamal Mouline
Connected Development
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Date: Sat, 15 Nov 2014 23:31:47 +0000
From: "Kovatsch Matthias" <kovatsch@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: [cf-dev] Another update that might break your code
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Dear list
There will be another push that might break your code: I refactored the NetworkConfig so that the key constants are in its proper place and I removed broken entries and renamed others to be consistent with the terms in the documentation. Still a lot to do to become stable for 1.0 :P
Ciao
Matthias
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