First of all hi to all as it is my first question on stack overflow.
Pardon me if you find alot of mistakes in my question asking format.
I am trying to make follwoing Project
https://www.hackster.io/wearemakers/get-me-there-bus-intelligent-transportation-system-bits-9a06c1
for my school project but as mentioned in project after receiving data from sensors on IOT Hub of Azure tables will be created automatically but there is no table created and even i don't know how to check data is received on IOT Hub or not
Here is pic of step where i have encountered problem.
You could use Azure IoT Toolkit for VS Code to check whether data is received in IoT Hub.
Right-click your device and select Start Monitoring D2C Message.
The monitored messages will be shown in OUTPUT > Azure IoT Toolkit view.
To stop monitoring, right-click the OUTPUT view and select Stop Monitoring D2C Message.
You could also check out the Wiki Page to see the more detailed usage.
If you could see message arrived in IoT Hub, then there should be the problem between IoT Hub and Azure Storage. Otherwise, it should be the problem of your Raspberry pi not sending message.
i don't know how to check data is received on IOT Hub
You can use Device Explorer to check if data is received by IoT Hub:
Ref:
"How to use Device Explorer for IoT Hub devices"
"Monitor device-to-cloud events"
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The common way to push notification is get the token from client side, and then pass this token to the server side, finally server use this token to send any notification user want. But for test purpose, there is no actually client device, how to get the mock token from server side?
#mohax's answer is correct. I'd like to add a little more:
You cannot get push token without client device request for token. But you can use HMS Toolkit or Cloud Debugging to test your app.
For Huawei emulator on Android Studio, you can install HMS Toolkit. As a lightweight IDE tool plugin, HMS Toolkit implements app creation, coding, conversion, debugging, test, and release. HMS Toolkit provides Cloud Debugging for you to perform 24/7 uninterrupted testing on your app running on remote real devices. With this function, you can learn about the running status of apps on Huawei devices anytime and anywhere even if no device is available, device types are not completed, or an error cannot be reproduced.
Cloud Debugging can be used on a single device for 2 hours each time. Before the validity period expires, you can release the device and apply for the device again.
For more detail about the guidance of how to use HMS Toolkit and cloud debugging,You can also refer this link.
I want to gather some information from a windows 10 machine over the internet using the thingworx platform.
Here's a scenario:
Admin logs into thingworx app
Exisiting or new computer (windows 10 ) is added (serial number computer)
Thingworx platform creates a thing based on a created template
User receives application key which will be entered on a client which is installed on the computer
Client is started based on event and sends data to thingworx platform
Communication is secured
Is there a best practice or even a client available / open source or Licence based which relieves the headache of security etc.?
Yes, alwaysOn is used mostly as web socket protocol for communication between devices & ThingWorx platform. Apart from these one case also use MQTT.
If you want to use for Demo/Academic Purpose then use Thingworx Academic Simulator. I have been using it for Testing many scenarios.
Download Link - http://apps.ptc.com/schools/software/ThingWorxAcademicSimulatorSetup.exe
I am new using Arduino.
I have Arduino One using a Ethernet shield and I need to send some information from the Arduino to the my Azure IoT Hub all the examples are using Wi-Fi shield.
I was reading the docs from Azure-IoT-Arduino SDK for Arduino but I could not find useful information.
https://github.com/Azure/azure-iot-arduino
Someone know where I can find information about this problem?
Thank you!
Azure IoT HuB uses TLS to securely connect devices to the Azure Cloud.
The Arduino UNO is not capable of doing secure communication using TLS due to its low memory footprint.
To connect Arduino devices to the Azure cloud you need to look at their 32 bit ARM based offerings like
arduino mkr1000
arduino zero
There are Microsoft Azure IoT SDKs for these platforms.
Another option would be to use another device as a protocol gateway. An easy way to get started would be to use node-red on Raspberry Pi
I took my laptop as a device to publish some data to the IoT Cloud Foundation, we are getting the state as connected and disconnected.(Fluctuating) But we are unable to see ant sort of data in the dashboard. We are trying to Publih some message or json data to the IOT Foundation Cloud but it is not working for me.
Can we do in this way or not. I already connected Raspberr Pi and BeagleBone Devices to the IoT Foumdation Cloud.
Please Help me on this.
New to SMSLib.
I checked some samples and docs but did not get any ref/poc wherein I can send SMS with following set-up.
I want to send SMS from PC which is connected to internet in office network, where I am using proxy settings to connect to internet.(Basically office PC used in LAN environment)
I am not sure how to set the Modem settings in this scenario.
What i want - want to test SMS functionality in office environment and would like to send SMS to android based mobile using SMSLib library.
I have done SMSLib set-up on my PC and have all the required jars/dlls placed at proper location. So no issues related with set-up. Set-up is on windows platform.
I have written sample POC by referring some blogs/SMSLib docs. But as mentioned in points 1 and 2 above, am not getting how to write the code.
Any help/pointers in this regard highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
picku