Blogs

This is a great demonstration of nicolas taguet's work.

Cool video shared by our Moz4r who brought Rachel ! 
J5 apparently uses Mrl too Yay !

reposted by GroG

This is a post to accumulate information regarding WebRTC.

WebRTC is the realitively new concept of peer2peer (like) connections from one browser to another.
On a low level it uses session management and websockets to exchange data.  Typically, it seems to use a extremely simple relay or proxy server.  This allows potentially any browser to talk to any other browser through NAT traversal. 

This is a post to explore the possibility of a "cascading detach".  This is when a Service is released from Mrl and is currently attached to other services.  The goal will be to release the service as cleanly as possible, and in the process notify other Services it has been released.  Potentially, this notification will "cascade" into mutliple detach calls to successfully remove the target Service.

Setup - Here is setup of the problem - ***Mats can you add to the script? to get the initial setup?***

[[/home/GroG/detach.py]]

To be updated by AdolphSmith

Mats has this cool I2C temprature sensor - just needs a tiny MRL driver.

What thingies do you have which might be Borg'd ?!

Ahoy !

We recently were excited to add Java 8 default methods to interfaces for our services ... 
Sadly, this borked Jython :(

But my last checkin should have fixed all that.  There are now no more "default" methods in any Java org.myrobotlab.service interface.

In the process I tried to do some refactoring.  I created a new interface ... "Attachable" !  And moved interfaces which were common to ALL services to org.myrobotlab.framework.interfaces

I was hoping to wrap up working with the interfaces.  Mats and I made a lot of progress defining how future "attach" will work, and starting to get into the details of implementation.   I have been testing with START_INMOOV.bat script, but now realize there is a rather large issue.

The issue is the new improvement from Java 8 of "default" interface methods are not reachable from Jython !