Jerry,
I agree with Brian. Good work. Before you get too much deeper into
development, I'd like two sections a little more filled out.
1) The tag memory model. It would be good if you could include a bit
more information as to how its like a database:
-Give a little bit more description about the "tables" and "rows" that
are used to get tags back. For example, TAG_ID is one table. Are there
any other tables that you would use in order to get tags back?
-Also, it would be good if you could list the rows that you could select
from TAG_ID, and also what the filter parameters look like in the WHERE
clause. I know that you have one example in the section above that, but
what I'm looking for is a list of things that you can select and filter
and what they mean. For example:
*id - EPC id of reader
*protocol_id - Tag protocol of the reader
and so on. This will help keep track of how the reader is progressing
(because it will allow you to know what rows are implemented). It will
also help people who want to use the reader know what things they can
send in a command.
-How long to tags stay in the database? With some readers, tags are
deleted after the tag is gotten. Others the tag remains until they are
manually purged from the reader. Others do it based on a timeout.
2) I'd like you to work a bit more with some client tools and see what
kind of commands they send. Specifically, I would like you to work with
LogicAlloy and TagCentric because they are open source. I'd like you to
list out the commands that they send out to the reader. That way we
know which commands they are using (and which rows and filters they use)
so that we know which commands to target first.
Once we have that, we can call stage 1 complete and move on to
implementing more stubs and getting the reader to actually work.
-Kyle
On Sun, 2008-02-10 at 01:41 +0000, Brian Pause wrote:
> I like it. Good start and reference as you work through the rest of the
> stages.
>
> On 2/10/2008, "Jerry Maine" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >I just added a new reader page to the wiki... it is located here:
> >
> >http://wiki.rifidi.org/index.php/ThingMagic
> >
> >Please reply and tell me what you think.
> >
> >Jerry.
> >
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