I just want to let you know that the web UI can now be opened directly on the simulator or controlling remote of your choice.
FWIW the remote will be used in the main demo scenario thanks to a QR-code and/or NFC tag: any JavaOne participant scanning these tags with his/her smartphone will be directly taken to the webpage where he/she will be able to see the current temperature, and control the lights. I think this is pretty cool since anybody, without having to install any application whatsoever, will witness IoT interoperability at work :)
All,
The demo scenario for JavaOne and the API to consume sensor data coming from the greenhouse or toggle the lighting on or off are described on the following wiki page [1].
A fully-web based simulator runs at [2] and allows you to simulate the "eclipse-greenhouse", or virtually any number of greenhouses. This is useful if you're e.g interested in extending the demo to showcase a technology consuming the data from N greenhouses (by listening to javaonedemo/#, for example) and consolidate them or display them on a chart.
This web UI will be enhanced to also act as a "control remote" that will allow to visualize the current status of an existing greenhouse.
I believe this simple scenario will enable many parallel demos that will help demonstrate not only the Eclipse IoT Java stack, but also the interoperability brought by MQTT and CoAP.
Please do not hesitate to ping me should you have any questions,
Benjamin –
