Hi Max,
With my experience in working with IoTivity, the secured flag is not going to
change anything in maximum general server/client examples provided.
You can find these general examples in /out/../../resource/examples
1. The secured flag is meant to create a resource with options to communic
On ter?a-feira, 29 de novembro de 2016 18:01:48 PST Max Kholmyansky wrote:
> Hi,
>
> 2 basic questions:
>
> 1. What's the exact difference between SECURED=1 and SECURED=0 compiled
> library versions?
> Is "1" a superset of "0"? Implementing a different behavior? What exactly
> "0" cannot do?
SE
Hi,
2 basic questions:
1. What's the exact difference between SECURED=1 and SECURED=0 compiled
library versions?
Is "1" a superset of "0"? Implementing a different behavior? What exactly
"0" cannot do?
2. If a server resource is created as "secure" (with OC_SECURE flag):
I understand it means t
