Testing ESP32 IoTivity 'server' against IoTivity 'simpleclient'
Posted: Wed Apr 11, 2018 10:08 am
Hi,
I had built esp32-iotivity 'server' app from the source available at https://github.com/espressif/esp32-iotivity and flashed it on ESP32 devkitC. As per the guidelines mentioned in the aforementioned link, this server (which uses IoTivity framework) can be tested against an esp32-iotivity client app that can be separately built, flashed and run on another ESP32 device. But as I have just one ESP32 devkitC (running esp32-iotivity 'server'), I tried to test it against an IoTivity 'simpleclient' app running on linux machine (Refer https://www.iotivity.org/downloads/iotivity-1.3.1) .
The problem is that the 'simpleclient' app doesn't communicate with the 'server' app on ESP32 devkitC though both the apps use IoTivity framework; and the ESP32 device and the linux machine (running 'simpleclient' app) both use the same WiFi Access Point.
Is there any suitable Linux/Android based IoTivity client app that can be used to communicate with the esp32-iotivity 'server'
Thanks,
SmnTech
I had built esp32-iotivity 'server' app from the source available at https://github.com/espressif/esp32-iotivity and flashed it on ESP32 devkitC. As per the guidelines mentioned in the aforementioned link, this server (which uses IoTivity framework) can be tested against an esp32-iotivity client app that can be separately built, flashed and run on another ESP32 device. But as I have just one ESP32 devkitC (running esp32-iotivity 'server'), I tried to test it against an IoTivity 'simpleclient' app running on linux machine (Refer https://www.iotivity.org/downloads/iotivity-1.3.1) .
The problem is that the 'simpleclient' app doesn't communicate with the 'server' app on ESP32 devkitC though both the apps use IoTivity framework; and the ESP32 device and the linux machine (running 'simpleclient' app) both use the same WiFi Access Point.
Is there any suitable Linux/Android based IoTivity client app that can be used to communicate with the esp32-iotivity 'server'
Thanks,
SmnTech