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This is the new example for the Erbium REST Engine
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EXAMPLE FILES
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rest-server-example.c: A RESTful server example showing how to use the REST layer to develop server-side applications (at the moment only CoAP is implemented for the REST Engine).
coap-client-example.c: A CoAP client that polls the /toggle resource every 10 seconds and cycles through 4 resources on button press (target address is hard-coded).
PRELIMINARIES
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a) Make sure rpl-border-router has the same stack and fits into mote memory, e.g.:
Disable RDC in border-router project-conf.h
#undef NETSTACK_CONF_RDC
#define NETSTACK_CONF_RDC nullrdc_driver
b) For convenience, define the Cooja addresses in /etc/hosts
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aaaa::0212:7401:0001:0101 cooja1
aaaa::0212:7402:0002:0202 cooja2
...
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c) Get the Copper CoAP browser from https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/copper-270430/
d) Optional: Save Tmotes as default target
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$ make TARGET=sky savetarget
COOJA HOWTO
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Server only:
1) $ make TARGET=cooja rest-server-example.csc
2) Open new terminal
3) $ make connect-router-cooja
4) Start Copper and discover resources at coap://cooja2:5683/
With client:
1) $ make TARGET=cooja coap-client-server-example.csc
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2) Open new terminal
3) $ make connect-router-cooja
4) Wait until red LED toggles on mote 2 (server)
5) Choose "Click button on Sky 3" from the context menu of mote 3 (client) and watch serial output
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TMOTES HOWTO
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Server:
1) Connect two Tmote Skys (check with $ make TARGET=sky sky-motelist)
2) $ make TARGET=sky rest-server-example.upload MOTE=2
3) $ make TARGET=sky login MOTE=2
4) Press reset button, get address, abort with Ctrl+C:
Line: "Tentative link-local IPv6 address fe80:0000:0000:0000:____:____:____:____"
5) $ cd ../ipv6/rpl-border-router/
6) $ make TARGET=sky border-router.upload MOTE=1
7) $ make connect-router
For a BR tty other than USB0: $ make connect-router-port PORT=X
8) Start Copper and discover resources at coap://[aaaa::____:____:____:____]:5683/
Add a client:
1) Change the hard-coded server address in coap-client-example.c to aaaa::____:____:____:____
2) Connect a third Tmote Sky
3) $ make TARGET=sky coap-client-example.upload MOTE=3
DETAILS
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The Erbium CoAP currently implements draft 08.
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Central features are commented in rest-server-example.c.
In general, apps/er-coap-07 supports:
* All CoAP-07 header options
* CON Retransmissions (note COAP_MAX_OPEN_TRANSACTIONS)
* Blockwise Transfers (note REST_MAX_CHUNK_SIZE)
* Separate Responses (see rest_set_pre_handler() and coap_separate_handler())
* Resource discovery
* Observing Resources (see EVENT_ and PRERIODIC_RESOURCE, note COAP_MAX_OBSERVERS)
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REST IMPLEMENTATIONS
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The Makefile uses WITH_COAP to configure different implementations for the Erbium REST Engine.
* WITH_COAP=7 uses Erbium CoAP 07 apps/er-coap-07/.
The default port for coap-07 is 5683.
* WITH_COAP=3 uses Erbium CoAP 03 apps/er-coap-03/.
The default port for coap-03 is 61616.
* WITH_COAP=0 is a stub to link an Erbium HTTP engine that uses the same resource abstraction (REST.x() functions and RESOURCE macros.
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TODOs
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* Blockwise uploads (for POST/PUT payload)
* Multiple If-Match ETags
* (Message deduplication)
