| README for TimeServiceConsumer.rosgi.ds.wss.noreg.product |
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| The successful use of this provider for this example or |
| otherwise depends upon |
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| Having a built, packaged, and installed version of these two |
| additional bundles: |
| a) java_websocket |
| b) ch.ethz.iks.r_osgi.transport.http |
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| The source for these two bundles is available via the ECF github |
| Websockets repository located here: https://github.com/ECF/Websockets |
| Note that there is also a feature for building these two bundles via |
| eclipse via the feature project located in |
| features/org.eclipse.ecf.remoteservices.rosgi.ws.feature |
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| Using EDEF Filediscovery to trigger TimeServiceConsumer discovery |
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| When using the EDEF product configurations to trigger the discovery of the remote service, |
| it's necessary to manually start (via the console) the bundle with symbolic |
| ID=com.mycorp.examples.timeservice.consumer.filediscovery.rosgi.ws |
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| To run the example within Eclipse |
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| 1) Launch the TimeService host (e.g. TimeServiceHost.ds.generic.noreg.product, from Eclipse product configuration editor Overview tab) |
| 2) Launch the TimeService consumer (TimeServiceConsumer.ds.rosgi.wss.noreg.product, from Eclipse product configuration editor Overview tab) |
| 3) In the consumer console, start the filediscovery/EDEF bundle..e.g.: |
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| osgi> start com.mycorp.examples.timeservice.consumer.filediscovery.rosgi.ws |
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| This should result in the discover and use of the TimeService...with output on the consumer similar to the following: |
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| osgi> start com.mycorp.examples.timeservice.consumer.filediscovery.rosgi.ws |
| osgi> Discovered ITimeService via DS |
| Current time is: 1425262293841 |
