Hi Ravi, 1. The JS binding on the node is on top of the iotivity C API. On Crosswalk it is on top of the iotivity Android Java API. 2. Only iotivity base (core) at the moment. We don?t understand the services etc well enough to create anything there now.
Sakari On 6/25/15, 13:32, "RAVI NANJUNDAPPA" <nravi.n at samsung.com> wrote: >Hi Sakari, > >These might be basic questions though but I do have couple of queries >here. > >1) Is this JS binding supported on top of C/C++ SDK Apis OR is it a >parallel layer to CSDK ? >2) Does this support only iotivity base or anything else as well ? > >Thanks and Best Regards, >N Ravi > >------- Original Message ------- >Sender : Poussa, Sakari<sakari.poussa at intel.com> >Date : Jun 25, 2015 15:25 (GMT+05:30) >Title : [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
