| Re: [wakaama-dev] LwM2M client to RIOT |
First of all I'm sorry for having messed up with the messages.
>Technically, using wakaama (including its coap implementation) should >work (see david’s answer).
That's great!
>The question may be more, what exactly your task is.
My task is to put a working LwM2M client to RIOT, that's all for the moment, so instead that doing a client from scratch (I'd take a year maybe to do that!!) I was trying to port wakaama into RIOT.
David said me that tests/client of wakaama has a lot of features for testing that are not necessary for a production client, so he suggested me to delete all the unneeded code (now I need to put it out from the useful code if I'm able to)
>“Embedded” mostly need to be small and therefore “duplicates” (two >coap-implementations) are not too welcome.
I didn't exactly got what are you referring to, why do you talk about two CoAP implementations? (you said that I can make wakaama work with his own CoAP implementations without adapting it to libcoap)
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Hi Roberto
Technically, using wakaama (including its coap implementation) should work (see david’s answer).
The question may be more, what exactly your task is.
“Embedded” mostly need to be small and therefore “duplicates” (two coap-implementations) are not too welcome.
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Von: wakaama-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:wakaama-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] Im Auftrag von Roberto P
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 13. Mai 2015 09:56
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Betreff: Re: [wakaama-dev] LwM2M client to RIOT
Hi Achim,
The tests/client is intended to demonstrate the usage of the lwm2m wakaama library.
So what would you suggest to do, in your opinion should I write my own client? I guess that would took a lot of time, and I have just 1-2 months, furthermore it's for a thesis, so I just need to make a working client able to do the basic stuff, isn't okay the tests/client in wakaama to do that?
So for me it seems to be no good idea, to port a API demonstration client to a other API :-)
What about just porting wakaama without adapting it to the libcoap? Since that it's has its own CoAP implementation, should it work, or not?
Thank you,
Roberto