ws4d-gsoap and DPWS 1.1

[Marko]

Hello everyone, I am completely new to ws4d, so this might be a
completely newbie question, but I couldn't find an answer for it.

I would like to compile the tutorial Airconditioner example with DPWS
1.1 support, but unfortunately I was not very successful with this. I
found in this forum that I should set -DDPWS_VERSION:STRING="2009_01"
flag, but I am not sure when and where.

Also, which stack would you recommend using, the ws4d-gsoap or JMEDS?
My goal is to implement a simple (for now) prototype of home
automation system that will most likely involve resource constrained
embedded devices and one fairly powerful device.

Thanks for your help, and I am really excited to keep digging deeper
and lear more about ws4d tools.

Marko

[Elmar Zeeb]

Am 13.05.2011 22:26, schrieb Marko:
> Hello everyone, I am completely new to ws4d, so this might be a
> completely newbie question, but I couldn't find an answer for it.
>
> I would like to compile the tutorial Airconditioner example with DPWS
> 1.1 support, but unfortunately I was not very successful with this. I
> found in this forum that I should set -DDPWS_VERSION:STRING="2009_01"
> flag, but I am not sure when and where.

When you configure ws4d-gsoap with cmake. You can either pass this as
parameter or change it in a more "graphical" way with ccmake oder cmake-gui.

>
> Also, which stack would you recommend using, the ws4d-gsoap or JMEDS?
> My goal is to implement a simple (for now) prototype of home
> automation system that will most likely involve resource constrained
> embedded devices and one fairly powerful device.

Depends on what you prefer. The main difference is the programming
language. If you prefer java, you should use ws4d-jmeds. If you prefer
c/c++ you should use ws4d-gsoap.

Regards,
Elmar

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