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Chat Log 2009-06-15 (Community) Date Time From To Message 20090615 05:46:07 AM \juha\ Zigbee apparently also paytoplay, and not possible to license a stack under GPL: http://freaklabs.org/index.php/Blog/Zigbee/ZigbeeLinuxandtheGPL.html 20090615 05:46:22 AM ... Other labels: chat, log, android, knx, java, json

Controller 2.0 API Documentation (Documentation) OpenRemote 2.0 Controller API Documentation OpenRemote Controller 2.0 supports both XML and JSON APIs. The details can be found below. Controller 2.0 HTTP/REST/XML API Controller 2.0 HTTPRESTXML Controller 2.0 HTTP/REST ... Other labels: openremote, boss, 2_0, documentation, developer, reference, api, rest

Controller 2.0 HTTP-REST-XML (Documentation) Controller 2.0 HTTP/REST/XML API The default response type for HTTP/REST requests is application/xml. This document describes the REST/XML API. Request Panel Identity List Request URL: /rest/panels Request Method: GET ... Other labels: openremote, boss, 2_0, documentation, developer, reference, api, http

DEV - Current Work and Priorities (Forums) Another update on the ongoing work in the OR Boss. We are currently working on the following items/features: Stateful UI components Our controller implements a HTTP/REST API for panels and tools to integrate with. For pushing content back towards the panels we are making ... Other labels: development, iphone, modeler, ui, designer, profile, security, identity

Developer How To - Adding Your Own Protocol to OpenRemote Boss 2.0 Controller (Documentation) Developer HowTo: Add Your Own Protocol to OpenRemote 2.0 Controller This howto explains the steps necessary to add your own protocol implementation into OpenRemote 2.0 Controller codebase. 1. Protocol Implementation In OpenRemote 2.0, protocol implementations must ... Other labels: openremote, boss, documentation, developer, tutorial, protocol, commandbuilder, java

Extending UIComposer Protocol View (Juha Lindfors) Current UIComposer implementation is still lacking in generalization and extensibility. Therefore adding a new protocol view takes quite some work and is errorprone. However, this document attempts to describe the steps. An important thing to note is that the existing implementation holds its ... Other labels: code, technical, documentation, user, interface, composer, javascript, schema

On device descriptions and -databases, Beehive, and LIRC. (Forums) Openremote project contains a lot of good ideas and concepts. In particular, the general goal of replacing proprietary solutions by truly open standards, and also free software ("open source") implementations, is very attractive. The present device description data base within ... Other labels: lirc, device, desciption, beehive, standards

OpenRemote 2.0 Controller XML Schema (Documentation) OpenRemote 2.0 Controller XML Schema In Subversion /tags/OpenRemoteBoss200Alpha7/Designer200Alpha7/config/controller2.0M7.xsd http://openremote.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/openremote/tags/OpenRemoteBos s200Alpha7/Designer200Alpha7/config/controller2.0M7.xsd Other labels: openremote, boss, 2_0, documentation, developer, reference, schema, controller

OpenRemote 2.0 Panel XML Schema (Documentation) OpenRemote 2.0 Panel XML Schema From Subversion /tags/OpenRemoteBoss200Alpha7/Designer200Alpha7/config/panel2.0M7.xsd http://openremote.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/openremote/tags/OpenRemoteBos s200Alpha7/Designer200Alpha7/config/panel2.0M7.xsd Other labels: openremote, boss, 2_0, documentation, developer, reference, schema, panel

Panel Design, NG (Forums) Moving this discussion with acoliver to a separate thread, where it belongs. Well for #1, that will mean accepting some divergence in behavior. It is possible to define some/most of it using the android xml. It isn't possible to replicate the amsterdam demo using only the andorid xml ... Other labels: android, panel, user, interface, schema, design