LmceRemote - Revision history

Marie.o: /* Screenshots */

2014-05-23T18:54:36Z

Screenshots

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	[[Image:LmceRemoteSettings.jpg]]		[[Image:LmceRemoteSettings.jpg]]

	The light and room names on this screenshot are in French, but they are retrieved directly from LMCE. They will appear just as you entered them in the ~~lightning~~ wizard.		The light and room names on this screenshot are in French, but they are retrieved directly from LMCE. They will appear just as you entered them in the lighting wizard.

	== Intent ==		== Intent ==

Caiman: /* Using it remotely */

2010-03-10T17:16:54Z

Using it remotely

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	* subscribe to a dynamic dns if required		* subscribe to a dynamic dns if required
	* open and forward a TCP port on your internet router to the port your core Apache is listening to (usually 80)		* open and forward a TCP port xxxx on your internet router to the port your core Apache is listening to (usually 80)
	* setup apache authentication		* setup apache authentication as your server is now exposed
	* setup split-dns, so that when queried from your LAN, the dyndns hostname resolved to the internal IP of your core		* setup apache to listen to the same port as the external port you have redirected (it can listen on multiple ports)
			* setup split-dns, so that when queried from your LAN, the dyndns hostname resolved to the internal IP of your core
			* enter your external hostname in the iphone app settings tab, as well as your apache username and password

	== Want to help? ==		== Want to help? ==

Caiman: /* Status and Availability */

2010-03-10T14:51:07Z

Status and Availability

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	The current plan is to have the binary version on the app store soon for a few dollars. All net benefits will go to research against cancer.		The current plan is to have the binary version on the app store soon for a few dollars. All net benefits will go to research against cancer.


			== Beta testing ==
	Beta testers are welcome after they have installed the web service and have it working (check with http://dcerouter/lmce-ws/index.rb?cmd=getLights). Once that is done, PM me (caiman) your iPhone device ID to get a build, or compile it yourself from the source code to test it on the iphone simulator or on a device if you have purchased the iphone developer license.		Beta testers are welcome after they have installed the web service and have it working (check with http://dcerouter/lmce-ws/index.rb?cmd=getLights). Once that is done, PM me (caiman) your iPhone device ID to get a build, or compile it yourself from the source code to test it on the iphone simulator or on a device if you have purchased the iphone developer license.

Caiman at 14:50, 10 March 2010

2010-03-10T14:50:43Z

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 == Intent ==
 Please note, this is not, and is not intended to be a full Orbiter. The goal of this app is to be lightweight so that it remains very responsive even when used over a 3G connection.
 == Architecture ==
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 I have chosen to go for the [[web service|WebService]] approach.

Caiman: added link to source code

2010-03-10T14:04:11Z

added link to source code

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	At the moment, the app is in a functioning state (for the features mentioned above).		At the moment, the app is in a functioning state (for the features mentioned above).

	The source code has been given to the LMCE development team ~~and will be made~~ available ~~shortly~~.		The source code has been given to the LMCE development team.

			It is also available on google code: http://code.google.com/p/lmce-remote/

	The current plan is to have the binary version on the app store soon for a few dollars. All net benefits will go to research against cancer.		The current plan is to have the binary version on the app store soon for a few dollars. All net benefits will go to research against cancer.

	Beta testers are welcome after they have installed the web service and have it working (check with http://dcerouter/lmce-ws/index.rb?cmd=getLights). Once that is done, PM me (caiman) your iPhone device ID to get a build, or compile it yourself from the source code ~~once published~~.		Beta testers are welcome after they have installed the web service and have it working (check with http://dcerouter/lmce-ws/index.rb?cmd=getLights). Once that is done, PM me (caiman) your iPhone device ID to get a build, or compile it yourself from the source code to test it on the iphone simulator or on a device if you have purchased the iphone developer license.

	== Want to help? ==		== Want to help? ==

Caiman: /* Availability */

2010-03-02T11:24:30Z

Availability

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	I have chosen to go for the [[web service\|WebService]] approach.		I have chosen to go for the [[web service\|WebService]] approach.

	== Availability ==		== Status and Availability ==
	At the moment, the app is in a ~~functionning~~ state (for the features mentioned above).		At the moment, the app is in a functioning state (for the features mentioned above).
	~~It is however not yet available to the public. Expect it on the app store soon for a small fee. Once the cost of the SDK is recovered, all benefits go to research against cancer~~.

	~~Source~~ code will ~~also~~ be available shortly ~~for anyone who wants to play with it. Just need to find the right place~~.		The source code has been given to the LMCE development team and will be made available shortly.

	Beta testers are welcome after they have installed the web service and have it working (check with http://dcerouter/lmce-ws/index.rb?cmd=getLights)		The current plan is to have the binary version on the app store soon for a few dollars. All net benefits will go to research against cancer.
	In that ~~case~~, PM me your iPhone device ID to get a build, or ~~get~~ the source code once published.
			Beta testers are welcome after they have installed the web service and have it working (check with http://dcerouter/lmce-ws/index.rb?cmd=getLights). Once that is done, PM me (caiman) your iPhone device ID to get a build, or compile it yourself from the source code once published.

	== Want to help? ==		== Want to help? ==

Caiman: /* Availability */

2010-03-01T09:13:13Z

Availability

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	== Availability ==		== Availability ==
	At the moment, the app is in a functionning state (for the features mentioned above).		At the moment, the app is in a functionning state (for the features mentioned above).
	It is however not yet available to the public. Expect it on the app store soon for a small fee.		It is however not yet available to the public. Expect it on the app store soon for a small fee. Once the cost of the SDK is recovered, all benefits go to research against cancer.

			Source code will also be available shortly for anyone who wants to play with it. Just need to find the right place.

	Beta testers are welcome after they have installed the web service and have it working (check with http://dcerouter/lmce-ws/index.rb?cmd=getLights)		Beta testers are welcome after they have installed the web service and have it working (check with http://dcerouter/lmce-ws/index.rb?cmd=getLights)
	In that case, PM me your iPhone device ID		In that case, PM me your iPhone device ID to get a build, or get the source code once published.

	== Want to help? ==		== Want to help? ==

Caiman: /* Availability */

2010-02-28T21:12:46Z

Availability

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	At the moment, the app is in a functionning state (for the features mentioned above).		At the moment, the app is in a functionning state (for the features mentioned above).
	It is however not yet available to the public. Expect it on the app store soon for a small fee.		It is however not yet available to the public. Expect it on the app store soon for a small fee.

			Beta testers are welcome after they have installed the web service and have it working (check with http://dcerouter/lmce-ws/index.rb?cmd=getLights)
			In that case, PM me your iPhone device ID

	== Want to help? ==		== Want to help? ==

Caiman at 20:54, 28 February 2010

2010-02-28T20:54:15Z

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	*** requires double authentication when used for remote access (apache auth, then lmce auth)		*** requires double authentication when used for remote access (apache auth, then lmce auth)

	* Implement a [[web service][WebService]]		* Implement a [[web service\|WebService]]
	** Pros:		** Pros:
	*** can access all required information in Lmce databases		*** can access all required information in Lmce databases
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	*** easily made available externally with apache authentication		*** easily made available externally with apache authentication
	** Cons:		** Cons:
	*** The user needs to install the [[web service][WebService]] on the core before it can be used		*** The user needs to install the [[web service\|WebService]] on the core before it can be used

	I have chosen to go for the [[web service][WebService]] approach.		I have chosen to go for the [[web service\|WebService]] approach.

	== Availability ==		== Availability ==
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	== Want to help? ==		== Want to help? ==
	If you want to contribute, packaging the web service and making it easy to install is the best thing you can do. LMCE needs a good web service.		If you want to contribute, packaging the [[web service\|WebService]] and making it easy to install is the best thing you can do. LMCE needs a good web service.
	LmceRemote comes with a basic web service that is sufficient for the purposes of this app. But having a clean and robust web service shipped together with LMCE would be fantastic.		LmceRemote comes with a basic web service that is sufficient for the purposes of this app. But having a clean and robust web service shipped together with LMCE would be fantastic.
	I am looking for someone who can help package my temporary web service in a nice .deb, and resolve the dependencies (there are some issues with ruby gems). You can pm me (caiman) on the forum.		I am looking for someone who can help package my temporary web service in a nice .deb, and resolve the dependencies (there are some issues with ruby gems). You can pm me (caiman) on the forum.

Caiman: /* Architecture */

2010-02-28T20:52:15Z

Architecture

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	*** requires double authentication when used for remote access (apache auth, then lmce auth)		*** requires double authentication when used for remote access (apache auth, then lmce auth)

	* Implement a web service		* Implement a [[web service][WebService]]
	** Pros:		** Pros:
	*** can access all required information in Lmce databases		*** can access all required information in Lmce databases
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	*** easily made available externally with apache authentication		*** easily made available externally with apache authentication
	** Cons:		** Cons:
	*** The user needs to install the web service on the core before it can be used		*** The user needs to install the [[web service][WebService]] on the core before it can be used

	I have chosen to go for the web service approach.		I have chosen to go for the [[web service][WebService]] approach.

	== Availability ==		== Availability ==