On Monday 19 December 2005 10:10 am, Paul Hilton wrote: > > I take it you want to make your JVM talk to owserver? > > Yes, but as for linking libraries in, that's more difficult as I don't > know what machine the java will be running on. Possibilities include PCs > with the full variety of operating systems, maybe within a browser, > small embedded things with a java vm like TINI > (http://www.maxim-ic.com/TINIplatform.cfm). > You're right. > I appreciate that owhttp can get me the data, and it's great for a quick > check using a browser, and I may yet decide to go that route. > The "text" mode owhttpd should be pretty easy to "screen scrape" > If I'm on a platform where I can link libraries then I rather prefer to > use owfs and access the 1wire as a file tree. > > > I'll put some notes on the owserver protocol in the wiki > > That'd be great, I can always refer to the source of owlib to try to > understand that dependency. > > I am also currently trying to get a java vm (sablevm) working with > openwrt. > > Paul Hilton > > p.s. these may be idiot questions, but is there any way via the file > interface to make a temperature device do a conversion, but not wait > to return the result? Can I then read it later assuming it'll be in > the cache? Can it assert an alarm condition if warranted? Simultaneous! Write "1" to /simultaneous/temperature and then read at your leisure.
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