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Revision as of 08:16, 31 May 2017
Contents
Getting started
This page provides a quick and simple guide to install sensiNact Gateway and sensiNact Studio, with a minimum knowledge about the platform.
Please refer to other resources of this documentation to learn more about the sensiNact environment.
Download
Under process: public links will be available when sensiNact will be publicly pushed to the Git of Eclipse.
sensiNact Gateway
Requirements
- Linux (because for now some features haven't been tested on others operating systems yet)
- Java 1.7 (OpenJDK JRE or Oracle JRE)
Install
sensiNact Gateway is provided in a .deb file. Thus, you can install it using either dpkg or the graphical interface of your Linux operating system (e.g., synaptic).
The gateway is then installed into the /opt/sensinact/ folder.
Configure
sensiNact Gateway can be configured in various ways:
1. Editing the conf/config.properties file. This file list a set of options, from the port for the HTTP server to the log level. Have a look at this file to see what you can modify to fit your needs.
2. Executing the following command in a terminal inside the sensinact folder:
./sensinact -c
It enable to select the modules that will be included in the runtime of sensiNact Gateway. Be careful, some modules depend on others modules.
So, be certain to add the USB module to the list of the modules that will be in the runtime.
Run
To launch sensiNact Gateway, execute the following command:
sudo /etc/init.d/sensinact start
Troubleshooting
sensiNact Studio
Requirements
- Linux (because for now some features haven't been tested on Windows yet)
- Java 1.7 (OpenJDK JRE or Oracle JRE)
Install
sensiNact Studio is provided in a .deb file. Thus, you can install it using either dpkg or the graphical interface of your Linux operating system (e.g., synaptic).
Run
Open a terminal and execute the following command:
sensinact-studio
You can also find the launcher into the menu of the operating system.