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2017-11-07 18:11:11 +0200 | commented question | hello I need help please This is my code https://pastebin.com/C5uf81M4 |
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2017-11-07 17:53:00 +0200 | answered a question | hello I need help please this is my code #include <esp8266wifi.h> // call the library const char * ssid = "MASTERS-AGS"; // we proceed to send a call to the network const char * pass = ""; // Proceed to send your password IPAddress serv (207,249,127,215); // Here we proceed to define the ip address where the queries will be made const int port = 1026; // Here we proceed to enable the port where you will be able to comunicarte.En my case is 1026, since that uses orion WiFiClientSecure client; // We define the Client void setup () { Serial.begin (115200); // Serial port. For people who are not familiar with arduino the serial port is the one that allows the communication of your software with your hardware Serial.println (); // line break. // --- We can make the connection with the WiFi Network --- // / * Note: Here we are only making the connection with your network not with the server * / Serial.print ("Connecting to the network"); // Print message Serial.println (ssid); // Print the network to where you are connecting //WiFi.begin(ssid,pass); // Here you are connecting to your router or WiFi network WiFi.begin (ssid); // Making the connection with your router // - we proceed to perform a cycle - // while (WiFi.status ()! = WL_CONNECTED) { delay (500); // Information per second Serial.print ("."); // print // While the connection is different to connected you will print a point } Serial.println (""); // jump line Serial.println ("Connected Network"); Serial.println ("IP Address:"); Serial.print (WiFi.localIP ()); // Print the IP address of your arduino. Serial.println (); Serial.println ("Connecting with Orion contextBroker"); // print message Serial.print (serv); // Ip Address // --- we proceed to perform a condition --- // if (client.connect (serv, port)) { // --- Here we will proceed to connect with the serviodor where you will make the calls rest - // Serial.println ("Connected with the orion :)"); // print a message client.println ("GET / v1 / contextEntities / INT"); // In this part we are making the call with the get client.println ("Thank you for entering fiware vm see you later"); client.println (); // line break } else { Serial.println (); Serial.println ("The connection with the fault orion :("); } } void loop () { // - we will carry out a verification - // if (client.available ()) { char c = client.read (); Serial.print (c); } // - In case it is not connected to the server - // if (! client.connect (serv, port)) { Serial.println (); Serial.println ("Could not establish good connection with the server"); client.stop (); // - close connection while it is true - // while (true); } } |
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2017-11-07 17:49:27 +0200 | answered a question | hello I need help please include <esp8266wifi.h> // call the libraryconst char * ssid = "MASTERS-AGS"; // we proceed to send a call to the network const char * pass = ""; // Proceed to send your password IPAddress serv (207,249,127,215); // Here we proceed to define the ip address where the queries will be made const int port = 1026; // Here we proceed to enable the port where you will be able to comunicarte.En my case is 1026, since that uses orion WiFiClientSecure client; // We define the Client void setup () { Serial.begin (115200); // Serial port. For people who are not familiar with arduino the serial port is the one that allows the communication of your software with your hardware Serial.println (); // line break. // --- We can make the connection with the WiFi Network --- // / * Note: Here we are only making the connection with your network not with the server * / Serial.print ("Connecting to the network"); // Print message Serial.println (ssid); // Print the network to where you are connecting //WiFi.begin(ssid,pass); // Here you are connecting to your router or WiFi network WiFi.begin (ssid); // Making the connection with your router // - we proceed to perform a cycle - // while (WiFi.status ()! = WL_CONNECTED) { delay (500); // Information per second Serial.print ("."); // print // While the connection is different to connected you will print a point } Serial.println (""); // jump line Serial.println ("Connected Network"); Serial.println ("IP Address:"); Serial.print (WiFi.localIP ()); // Print the IP address of your arduino. Serial.println (); Serial.println ("Connecting with Orion contextBroker"); // print message Serial.print (serv); // Ip Address // --- we proceed to perform a condition --- // if (client.connect (serv, port)) { // --- Here we will proceed to connect with the serviodor where you will make the calls rest - // Serial.println ("Connected with the orion :)"); // print a message client.println ("GET / v1 / contextEntities / INT"); // In this part we are making the call with the get client.println ("Thank you for entering fiware vm see you later"); client.println (); // line break } else { Serial.println (); Serial.println ("The connection with the fault orion :("); } } void loop () { // - we will carry out a verification - // if (client.available ()) { char c = client.read (); Serial.print (c); } // - In case it is not connected to the server - // if (! client.connect (serv, port)) { Serial.println (); Serial.println ("Could not establish good connection with the server"); client.stop (); // - close connection while it is true - // while (true); } } |
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2017-11-03 21:37:24 +0200 | asked a question | hello I need help please I have been trying to connect my arduino with my orion, no connection has been established with the orion, I already have the ports released in my arduino and in my orion something that is failing me this is my code. include <esp8266wifi.h> // call the library// ----- Then proceed to make the connection with your library ------- // // Here you are only sending your router or WiFi network const char * ssid = "REDWIFI"; // proceed to send a call to the network const char * pass = ""; // Proceed to send your password const int port = 1026; // Here we proceed to enable the port where you will be able to IPAddress serv (207,249,127,215); // Here we proceed to define the ip address where Serial.begin (115200); // Serial port. For people who are not familiar with arduino the serial port is the one that allows the communication of your software with your hardware Serial.println (); // line break. Serial.print ("Connecting to the network"); // Print message Serial.println (ssid); // Print the network to where you are connecting //WiFi.begin(ssid,pass); // Here you are connecting to your router or WiFi network WiFi.begin (ssid); // Making the connection with your router // - we proceed to perform a cycle - // while (WiFi.status ()! = WL_CONNECTED) { delay (500); // Information per second Serial.print ("."); // print // While the connection is different to connected you will print a point } // close while // - After having consulted you have to print the following data - // Serial.println (""); // jump line Serial.println ("Connected Network"); Serial.println ("IP Address:"); Serial.print (WiFi.localIP ()); // Print the IP address of your arduino. Serial.println (); // This is what is implemented to make the connection with your Wi-Fi network } void loop () { // ---- Here we will proceed to make the connection to the server --- // // --- make a connection to the server if (! client.connect (port, serv)) { Serial.print ("connection failure"); } else { Serial.print ("successful connection"); } } I have use wemosd1 |
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2017-10-25 19:19:11 +0200 | commented answer | why not connect to the orion server that I have in the cloud? I do not know if it would also apply here include the library of httpclient that has arduino to implement the so-called rest |
2017-10-25 19:17:35 +0200 | commented answer | why not connect to the orion server that I have in the cloud? I have stated that my orion server is the IP address of my instance in the cloud where I can actually make calls in the RESTclient from google Chrome. but when I call from my arduino sends me that message. |
2017-10-25 19:12:22 +0200 | commented answer | why not connect to the orion server that I have in the cloud? since the coding is identical to the person who made the example I have not modified anything |
2017-10-25 19:11:40 +0200 | commented answer | why not connect to the orion server that I have in the cloud? it has in the group of followad enabled port 1026 and does not perform the process, since after the connection has to perform the following action. if (client.connect (orion, 1026)) { Serial.println ("Connected to server"); client.println ("GET / v1 / contextEntities / LED13"); } |
2017-10-25 19:11:07 +0200 | commented answer | why not connect to the orion server that I have in the cloud? if thank you very much and if indeed I have port 1026 enabled in my security groups, but in the same way when implementing the communication with my arduino and my instance in the cloud does not connect even though |
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2017-10-25 18:58:33 +0200 | commented answer | How do I solve this message? thanks very much |
2017-10-25 18:54:55 +0200 | asked a question | problems with android IDAS for contextBroker use. I am trying to implement an application using android studio, I am based on several examples but at the moment of entering the package com.kwido.fiware.android.sdk, I mark an error where I can unpack the packages for my android or I can only implement pure calls rest on my android or if I have to download the packages, since I am new to the handling of fiware and desconosco many functions. and several of my acquaintances have never managed the platform please someone who can support me would greatly appreciate it. |
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2017-10-21 02:25:23 +0200 | asked a question | How do I solve this message? "orionError": { "code": "400", "reasonPhrase": "Request incorrect", "details": "Orion does not accept payload for GET / DELETE requests. The content type of the HTTP header is prohibited." |
2017-10-20 21:26:48 +0200 | asked a question | why not connect to the orion server that I have in the cloud? hello, good afternoon I have a problem I am doing a test with my arduino I see an example but I mark an error that should be based on this example. https://www.fiware.org/2015/06/10/iot... Connected to WiFi SSID: *** IP Address: 0.0.0.0 signal strength (RSSI): - 61 dBm Starting to connect to the server ... Connected to server -1 Starting to connect to the server ... Connected to server -1 Starting to connect to the server ... Connected to server -1 Starting to connect to the server ... Connected to server -1 Starting to connect to the server ... No Socket available Disconnected from server |
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2017-10-18 19:20:14 +0200 | asked a question | I have a problems please help me I need Hello good morning I tried to call my orion context broker from an external device but it does not communicate and I realize all the configuration but I still can not access in that I am wrong. I'm using windows
[centos@fiware-lab2 ~]$ sudo -s
[root@fiware-lab2 centos]# curl localhost:1026/version
{
"orion" : {
"version" : "1.8.0-next",
"uptime" : "0 d, 13 h, 43 m, 39 s",
"githash" : "5f04c37f25312d75fc394d0f7686bfe93091d410",
"compiletime" : "Mon Oct 16 07:25:58 UTC 2017",
"compiledby" : "root",
"compiledin" : "d49b8ace294d",
"release_date" : "Mon Oct 16 07:25:58 UTC 2017",
"doc" : "https://fiware-orion.readthedocs.org/en/master/"
}
}
sudo systemctl start firewalld. service
sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --add-port=1026/tcp
I use this commands for |
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