d to the
onboard box (computer) using the IP and the port#?
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appreciated.
Thank you
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I think that camel can be a good fit inside your use case.
I would still need a few more details, in order to respond to all your
questions.
What is the communication protocol between your application and the truck
(you just mention that you use a host & port but what about protocol? Is it
http? i
Camel can help you out.
Take a look at the MINA and netty component in Camel for
low level TCP/IP communication.
http://camel.apache.org/netty.html
http://camel.apache.org/mina.html
Rgds,
Jesus.
ailed response.
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device or will this should be done by MINA in CAMEL. I don't know how to do
this. I need to guidance, please provide your valuable feedback.
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to write a client program to open a socket communication with the digi
> device or will this should be done by MINA in CAMEL. I don't know how to do
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mention above is good only if my
application is a server but this is not the case, since I have to open the
socket connection.
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and the digi
device will the the server. My client program will be sending command to
many trucks every 15 minutes. Following application level protocols are
allowed in my network:
HTTPS, SSL, SFTP and Secure MQ.
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Ok, so we made a bit of progress. More answers inline.
Hadrian
On 11/14/2011 09:51 PM, newbiee wrote:
Thank you very much to all for your time and valuable feedback.
Let me answer the questions that have been asked:
Q. does the server know in advance the IP address of each digi device? Are
th
this logic and how will
it work with the from end point.
One I know how to put the bits together I will test it using "some
endpoints" with the real message format.
Thank you very much for your valuable feedback. I am anxious to see CAMEL in
action for my project.
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est it using "some
endpoints" with the real message format.
Thank you very much for your valuable feedback. I am anxious to see CAMEL in
action for my project.
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Thank you very much, it is indeed very nice of you. I am vehemently waiting
for the example.
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Thank you very much for all the hard work you have done. I am going through
the code and will be posting my questions later today.
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Can you please guide me what I need to do to fix the error.
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