Deprecated: Preview of the Yoctopuce Java library with WebSocket support

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Content

This is a preview of our upcoming Java Library with WebSocket. This repository contain the source code of two examples that are used in our article : http://www.yoctopuce.com/EN/article/remote-device-control-using-websocket-callbacks

Don't use this code in production yet. This code is still in development and may contain some bugs and some functionality are still not finished (the md5 signature is still not implemented).We will make an official release by the end of January 2016, when the code will be more mature and properly tested.

WebSocket as client

This is a simple command line application that connect to a YoctoHub/VirtualHub list all Yoctopuce devices and toggle relay output.

Compile the application with:

$ mvn compile

And run it with :

$ mvn exec:java -Dexec.mainClass="com.yoctopuce.demo.App"

WebSocket as server

This is a simple server application that must be deployed on a Java EE 7–compliant application servers (Tomcat 7, Tomcat 8, etc...) The application implement a ServerEndpoint that follow the JSR 356 specification and wait for a incoming connection of a YoctoHub/VirtualHub. When an incomming connection occur, the applicaiton will create a new thread that will ist all Yoctopuce devices and toggle relay output.

Compile the application with:

$ mvn package

And install the demo-1.0.war in your application server.