Hi,
I wanted to know if anyone had tried to use the TangORB for Android.
If so :
is it possible to develop with it a standalone android client that can access device servers data and commands (of other equipments available on the bus)?
the Android port of TangORB is being used by the Solaris synchrotron. They presented their project at the TANGO meeting last week. They added an extra layer for security using SSL. You should contact them to find out more about this. The device access is direct just like from a Java client so it should be faster than the REST interface.
measure total time.
TangORB approach gives 8,5 ms for a request in average while http – 35 ms. Serving http in this case consumes ~30 ms and it is normally a bad practice to use it for such small requests. On the other hand one can use builtin in Android http classes, i.e. no 3rd party libraries are required at all including TangORB.
Thanks for your figures Ingvord.
Are they any limitations with the TANGORB approach ? Is there something you can do with the REST approach that’s impossible to do (for now) with TANGORB ?