Hi Joey, Thanks for the info. We have not tried our implementation on Windows either yet. Should work, famous last words ;)
Anyway, once the iotivity stack (CSDK, resource) works on Windows the node API should work there as well. We have been developing and testing the API bindings only on Linux & OS X so far. Sakari On 6/25/15, 17:56, "Morrow, Joseph L" <joseph.l.morrow at intel.com> wrote: >Hello Sakari, > >I would like to provide some feedback: There has not been any >verification on Windows' platforms yet. I am not aware of any schedule >which includes Window's platforms yet, either. Others on this mailing >list may chime in if they know differently or can offer assistance in >providing JavaScript APIs on Windows. > >Thanks, > >Joey Morrow > >-----Original Message----- >From: iotivity-dev-bounces at lists.iotivity.org >[mailto:iotivity-dev-bounces at lists.iotivity.org] On Behalf Of Poussa, >Sakari >Sent: Thursday, June 25, 2015 5:56 AM >To: iotivity-dev at lists.iotivity.org >Subject: [dev] JavaScript API for IoTivity > >Hello all, > >IoTivity is missing the JavaScript APIs unlike the AllSeen project. We >would like to fix that by introducing the JavaScript APIs for IoTivity so >developers can create web apps to participate the OIC ecosystem. Web app >in this context means both HTML5 and node applications. That is, we would >like to have one JS API available on multiple platforms. We are targeting >node (linux, win, OS X) and Android web applications in the first phase. > >The foundation of the JS API is good API design. Please find the attached >.pdf the early draft of the API. Any feedback is welcome. The author >(cc?d) of the API is currently on vacation but will address all the >feedback once he comes back online in few weeks. > >We are also publishing the node implementation of the API soon. We would >like to host the project under the IoTivity project. Perhaps create a >second repo at iotivity.org. Currently the repo is hosted at GitHub. >Following the node implementation we will also publish the same API for >the Crosswalk for Android (https://crosswalk-project.org/). > >Feel free to ask any questions or raise concerns. > >Thanks, Sakari >Intel, Open Source Technology Center, Helsinki, Finland > >
