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Content preview: Hello everyone, I am using a Crossbow development kit (MICAz
motes) and I want to develop an application that allows me to remotely
monitor
data received from the sensors. For this I would like to know what is the
most convenient way for interfacing this client application with the XServe
middleware. As I see it I have 2 main options : reading data from a
PostgreSQL
database (to which XServe logs the sensor data) or reading data from a XML
stream. If you have experience with either of this methods (or with others)
i could use some tips. [...]
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--- Begin Message ---
Hello everyone,
I am using a Crossbow development kit (MICAz motes) and I want to develop an
application that allows me to remotely monitor data received from the sensors.
For this I would like to know what is the most convenient way for interfacing
this client application with the XServe middleware.
As I see it I have 2 main options : reading data from a PostgreSQL database (to
which XServe logs the sensor data) or reading data from a XML stream. If you
have experience with either of this methods (or with others) i could use some
tips.
Best,
Adrian
--- End Message ---
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