I am reading the provisioning entry on the wiki https://wiki.iotivity.org/provisioning
It lists two example services simpleserver_justworks and simpleserver_randompin. Looking through the simpleserver_justworks.cpp I don't see any code for device ownership transfer. So I assume that just compiling the code will automatically add in the justworks ownership transfer. Is this correct? The simplerserver_randompin.cpp has three function calls for setting up the random pin: SetDisplayPinWithContextCB(...) SetClosePinDisplayCB(...) And SetRandomPinPolicy(...) Are all three of these functions required? For example can call SetDisplayPinWithContextCB(..) and not call SetClosePinDisplayCB(..) and it will still work? If I don't call SetRandomPinPolicy will it still use the Display/Close callbacks? If it will still use the callbacks what is the default PinPolicy used? It is not hard to add all three just wanted to check requirements. The sample folder also contains code for simpleserver_preconfpin.cpp. I did a diff of this code against the simpleserver_justworks and I didn't see anything that would indicate it is using a pin preconfigured or otherwise. Is this sample completed? If so how is it specifying the preconfigured pin? The samples have the *.cpp extension but I only see code from the csdk use in the samples. Should they be cpp? George Nash
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