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Testbed Runtime is the reference implementation of the wireless sensor network testbed platform WISEBED. It implements the Web Service APIs defined by the european research project WISEBED:
- iWSN: Wireless Sensor Network API v2.3
- RS: Reservation System API v1.0
- SNAA: Sensor Network Authentication and Authorization API v1.0
We have recently moved the 'scripting-client' and 'experimentation-scripts' projects to their new home under https://github.com/wisebed/. The projects realize clients to the official WISEBED APIs. Although they were started as part of the Testbed Runtime project, Testbed Runtime is essentially the back end implementation of the WISEBED APIs (wsdl, java) and should therefore only back end components. Also, we moved the documentation of the individual projects to their new homes.
Fixes a bug reported yesterday afternoon that hindered some messages to arrive at the sensor node if the followed a certain byte-pattern, as well as two other fixes regarding the shutdown behavior of Testbed Runtime iWSN (see issue tracker for details). Please grab your copy from the Downloads page!
Fixed a series of bugs in the 0.8 branch. Please check out the Release Notes 0.8.3 and grab your copy from the Downloads page!
Fixed a bug in the reservation system implementation (see #137). Please grab your copy from the Downloads page!
Fixing high CPU load bug on gateway machines running iWSN. Please check out the Release Notes 0.8.1 and grab your copy from the Downloads page!
Featuring automatic configuration reloading, automatic device detection and reconnection, pre-configurable channel pipelines and loads of other new features! Please check out the Release Notes 0.8 and grab your copy from the Downloads page!
Featuring the implementation of WSN.setChannelPipeline() and WSN.getSupportedChannelHandlers() based on the new driver architecture, preliminary OTAP support and lots of other stuff! Please checkout out the Release Notes 0.7.2 and grab your copy from the Downloads page!
Testbed Runtime ships with clients that allow users to conduct experiments on any WISEBED-compatible testbed.
Please also check out the WiseUI project which aims to provide a Web-based user interface for WISEBED (currently under heavy development).