SiteWhere 1.3.0 introduces integration with dweet.io, a service that acts like Twitter for your devices. By sending SiteWhere data to dweet.io, you can integrate with many other services that support it as a [...]
Bug [SITEWHERE-216] - Java client not passing date fields for listDevices() [SITEWHERE-218] - On upgrade, new permissions not automatically added [SITEWHERE-219] - Investigate Java OutOfMemory exceptions occurring on low load systems [SITEWHERE-222] [...]
SiteWhere 1.2.0 introduces a new outbound event processor that allows device event data to be forwarded to InitialState.com for advanced visualization. InitialState supports creating interactive dashboards with visual components such as graphs, gauges, [...]
Bug [SITEWHERE-199] - Adding asset with no image causes error in admin console [SITEWHERE-200] - Protobuf encoded command invocations throw exception [SITEWHERE-201] - Adding/removing assets in admin UI does not change system [...]
The main focus of the SiteWhere 1.1.0 release is to improve usability of the SiteWhere asset management subsystem. It also addresses quite a few bugs and requested improvements in other areas of the [...]
Bug [SITEWHERE-175] - Server hangs on startup if MQTT broker is not available [SITEWHERE-176] - MongoDB port number can not use property placeholder due to schema restriction New Feature [SITEWHERE-177] [...]
Bug [SITEWHERE-165] - If connection to MongoDB is lost, exception bubbles rather than being handled gracefully [SITEWHERE-166] - MongoDB device managment implementation does not support passing credentials [SITEWHERE-173] - Misssing internationalized value in [...]
This is the first in a series of videos about integrating SiteWhere with Windows Azure Cloud technologies. It includes step-by-step instructions for provisioning an HBase cluster running on HDInsight and a Docker Swarm [...]
SiteWhere 1.0.1 introduces many new features as well as improvements to the existing functionality. A few of the key features are discussed below. Batch Operations In previous versions of SiteWhere, the [...]
This video walks through a SiteWhere example application that emulates a real-time air traffic monitoring system. It illustrates how a developer can create a complete application with very little code using the SiteWhere [...]