Hi all,
I've took a look at the code and it looks great to me.
However winet-service register a connman's agent directly through dBus
instead of using the related function available in connman-lib. Its
seems more logical to me to call the connman-lib from winet-service to
limit dBus calls only to connman-lib.
Is this current status only temporary ? Or maybe there's a reason to
rely on this current architecture ?
BR,
Stephen
On 03/07/2014 04:32, Xu, Martin wrote:
+ Steve
According to our plan at Comms F2F meeting ,We have finished the first
stage work to deliver WiNet High Level Design, Prototype and
Benchmark. we also shared the prototype code on Tizen.org.
I'd like to get feedback from all the Tizen community, which is very
valuable for us. According to the feedback, we will finalize the
design and release WiNet 0.1, and then, the new features will added
step by step.
Thanks!
*From:*Zhang, Zhengguang
*Sent:* Wednesday, July 02, 2014 19:23
*To:* '[email protected]'
*Cc:* '[email protected]'; 'C S BHARGAVA';
'[email protected]'; 'PRADEEPKUMAR BELLARY'; Le Foll, Dominique;
Liu, Bingwei; Zhu, Peter J; Xu, Martin;
'[email protected]'; '[email protected]'
*Subject:* RE: Tizen WiNet (WiFi & Network) Framework Prototype
Version is Released!
Hi, All
We tested the WiNet framework prototype version on our Mobile
platform, and below are some memory consumption data comparing with
the current Tizen solution:
Opertions
Current Tizen Solution
WiNet Framework Solution
Improved Percent
WiFi Enabled
net-config: ~840K
winet-service: ~520K
(840-520)/840 = 38%
WiFi Connected
net-config: ~850K
winet-service: ~530K
(850-530)/850 = 38%
WiFi Tethering Enabled
net-config: ~840K
mobileap-agent: ~1230K
winet-service: ~520K
(840+1230-520)/(840+1230) = 75%
From the prototype data, we can see WiNet framework solution can save
much more memory than current tizen solution from middle layer.
We will continue to optimize and implement it, and any suggestions
during your review process, don't hesitate to let me know please.
Thanks,
Zhang Zhengguang
*From:*Zhang, Zhengguang
*Sent:* Friday, June 27, 2014 10:20 AM
*To:* [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
*Cc:* '[email protected]'; 'C S BHARGAVA';
'[email protected]'; PRADEEPKUMAR BELLARY; Le Foll, Dominique;
Liu, Bingwei; Zhu, Peter J; Xu, Martin; [email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>; [email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>
*Subject:* Tizen WiNet (WiFi & Network) Framework Prototype Version is
Released!
Hi, All
Tizen WiNet(WiFi & Network) Framework prototype version is released,
now it can support the basic functionality of Tethering and WiFi
Station features, we will continue to optimize and implement it. When
it can support the total feature of Tethering and WiFi station stably,
we will release 0.1 version formally, also we plan to combine WiFi P2P
and hotspot 2.0 features in the framework in future.
Attachment is a simple slide to introduce what WiNet framework is and
what it aims to do, you can refer to it for details.
WiNet framework includes 3 layers: ConnMan Lib, WiNet Service Daemon
and CAPI layer, and the source code have been submitted to tizen.org,
you can get them from the locations below:
1). ConnMan-lib
Platform/core/connectivity/connman-lib (tizen_devel branch)
2). WiNet Service Daemon
Platform/core/connectivity/winet-service (tizen_devel branch)
3). CAPI layer
In the first phrase, we keep all the related CAPI packages
and interfaces unchanged, so you can get it from the old packages:
Platform/core/api/wifi (tizen_devel branch, for WIFI station CAPI support)
Platform/core/capi/tethering (tizen_devel branch, for tethering CAPI
support)
There is a test program for every layer of the framework, so you can
test every layer by installing the related test program in your device.
Also you can review the source code and give your proposal freely, any
suggestions, feel free to let me know, thanks!
Regards,
Zhang Zhengguang
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