| Re: [wakaama-dev] Wakaama, SparkCore and OM2M |
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Hi Andrew, wakaama is a c-based implementation of the LWM2M specification of the OMA on top of CoAP with LWM2M client & server functionality.
From my first OM2M understanding it does refer to a different specification established in the one2M2M organization. This does not fit from my
point of view! Never the less, related to your spark-core hardware platform, we have done in a POC a wakaama port to a spark core. See also: the presentation
slides: http://de.slideshare.net/OpenMobileAlliance/oma-lwm2m-workshop-julien-vermillard at the OMA TestFest in January.
This is possible directly from the sources of the eclipse project. At the moment a process is triggered at the eclipse organization (http://iot.eclipse.org)
to enrich its IoT projects (i.e. wakaama) with platform specific portings. Best regards Jörg Hubschneider Von: wakaama-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:wakaama-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Im Auftrag von Andrew Cloete Hi all, I'm a post-graduate student at the University of Stellenbosch, specializing in M2M communications. Currently, out team is developing IoT devices for home appliances. We are using a Spark Core as the embedded controller on each device. We are also using the Eclipse OM2M platform as a ETSI compliant middleware component for M2M communications. We want to use Wakaama as a LWM2M implementation to enable device management, implement the standardized CoAP protocol and security. I have three questions regarding the above:
This is my first introduction to Wakaama and LWM2M so I apologise in advanced if these are newbie questions. Kind regards Andrew |