Hi Drasko,
Well the mailing list is supported by contributors of wakaama and sometimes it takes a while to get feedback.
Since I'm not an official contributor to wakaama i can only answer based on my limited insights to your questions:
1) There is support for server mode in wakaama (you just have to define LWM2M_SERVER_MODE) when you compile it
2) As you probably noticed the sources are in C (for performance and size considerations i presume) which kinda makes very useful for small embedded devices (where you have limited resources) - thus i see(personal opinion) the primary purpose of wakaama for lwm2m clients
3) Eclipse foundation also hosts the Java based Leshan lwm2m implementation which is focused on the server side. This may resemble something you are looking for (it also inter operates quite nicely with wakaama clients).
So to answer your question : i personally haven't seen a fully deployed wakaama server for production purposes and i don't think there is one out yet.
Also i don't really understand what you expect : something as robust as Tomcat, Apache , Ngix?
From: Drasko DRASKOVIC <drasko.draskovic@xxxxxxxxx>
To: wakaama-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Thursday, January 28, 2016 12:46 PM
Subject: Re: [wakaama-dev] LWM2M Server
Can somebody please open an Issues section on Wakaama GitHub
(
https://github.com/eclipse/wakaama), as this mailing list seems to be
inresponsive.
Tracking questions on Issues list can be useful for newcomers as
documentation on Wakaama project is near to zero.
BR,
Drasko
