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‎Sample Rifidi Application with SDK

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 </pre>
 ==Sample Rifidi Cloud AWS Application with SDK==
-* 6.  Here is where one can find the sources for the sample Rifidi AWS Cloud Application. The use case captures arrived and departed events across read/sensor zones and publishes to AWS Dyanmo DB (This can be changed to publish to other data infrastructures in Cloud as well)
+* 6.  Here is where one can find the sources for the sample Rifidi AWS Cloud Application. The use case captures arrived and departed events across read/sensor zones and publishes to AWS DynamoDB (This can be changed to publish to other data infrastructures in Cloud as well)
 *Note: You will need to use your own AWS account to run example.
 [https://transcends.svn.cloudforge.com/rifidi/rifidi/trunk/apps/org.rifidi.app.dynamodb/ Rifidi AWS Cloud Sample App w/SDK]

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 * 6.  Here is where one can find the sources for the sample Rifidi AWS Cloud Application. The use case captures arrived and departed events across read/sensor zones and publishes to AWS Dyanmo DB (This can be changed to publish to other data infrastructures in Cloud as well)
-Note: You will need to use your own AWS account to run example.
+*Note: You will need to use your own AWS account to run example.
 [https://transcends.svn.cloudforge.com/rifidi/rifidi/trunk/apps/org.rifidi.app.dynamodb/ Rifidi AWS Cloud Sample App w/SDK]

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 </pre>
 ==Sample Rifidi Cloud AWS Application with SDK==
-* 6.  Here is where one can find the sources for the sample Rifidi AWS Cloud Application
+* 6.  Here is where one can find the sources for the sample Rifidi AWS Cloud Application. The use case captures arrived and departed events across read/sensor zones and publishes to AWS Dyanmo DB (This can be changed to publish to other data infrastructures in Cloud as well)
 [https://transcends.svn.cloudforge.com/rifidi/rifidi/trunk/apps/org.rifidi.app.dynamodb/ Rifidi AWS Cloud Sample App w/SDK]

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 </pre>
-==Sample Rifidi Application with SDK==
+==Sample Rifidi Cloud AWS Application with SDK==
 * 6.  Here is where one can find the sources for the sample Rifidi AWS Cloud Application
 [https://transcends.svn.cloudforge.com/rifidi/rifidi/trunk/apps/org.rifidi.app.dynamodb/ Rifidi AWS Cloud Sample App w/SDK]

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 </pre>
 ==Sample Rifidi Application with SDK==
-* 6.  Here is where u can find the sources for the sample Rifidi AWS Cloud Application
+* 6.  Here is where one can find the sources for the sample Rifidi AWS Cloud Application
 [https://transcends.svn.cloudforge.com/rifidi/rifidi/trunk/apps/org.rifidi.app.dynamodb/ Rifidi AWS Cloud Sample App w/SDK]

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	</pre>		</pre>
		+	==Sample Rifidi Application with SDK==
		+	* 6. Here is where u can find the sources for the sample Rifidi AWS Cloud Application
		+	[https://transcends.svn.cloudforge.com/rifidi/rifidi/trunk/apps/org.rifidi.app.dynamodb/ Rifidi AWS Cloud Sample App w/SDK]

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-Note: The Rifidi SDK includes a Amazon Webservice Cloud template application [[Edge Server Development Environment||here]].
+Note: The Rifidi SDK includes a Amazon Webservice Cloud template application [[Edge Server Development Environment|click here to setup and use the Rifidi SDK]].
 ==Create a RifidiApp==
 * 1. Create a RifidiApp.  First, be sure to set up a developer environment using [[Edge_Server_Development_Environment|these steps]].

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		+	Note: The Rifidi SDK includes a Amazon Webservice template application [[Rifidi_Services_Jumpstart\|here]].
	==Create a RifidiApp==		==Create a RifidiApp==
	* 1. Create a RifidiApp. First, be sure to set up a developer environment using [[Edge_Server_Development_Environment\|these steps]].		* 1. Create a RifidiApp. First, be sure to set up a developer environment using [[Edge_Server_Development_Environment\|these steps]].

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	==Cloud Interface==		==Cloud Interface==
	* 5. There are many ways you can communicate with the cloud, and many libraries that you can use to communicate with it. For this example we'll be using the [https://aws.amazon.com/sdkforjava/ Amazon AWS SDK for Java], specifically the [https://aws.amazon.com/simpledb/ SimpleDB]. There is a great example for how to use the SimpleDB [https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-javadev2-9/ here]. After you set up the credentials for the system, you can talk to the SimpleDB in a similar fashion that you would talk to any other database.		* 5. There are many ways you can communicate with the cloud, and many libraries that you can use to communicate with it. For this example we'll be using the [https://aws.amazon.com/sdkforjava/ Amazon AWS SDK for Java], specifically the [https://aws.amazon.com/simpledb/ SimpleDB]. There is a great example for how to use the SimpleDB [https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-javadev2-9/ here]. After you set up the credentials for the system, you can talk to the SimpleDB in a similar fashion that you would talk to any other database.
		+
		+	<pre>
		+	@Override
		+	public void tagArrived(TagReadEvent tag) {
		+	System.out.println("Tag arrived at location " + location + ": " + tag.getTag().getFormattedID());
		+	List<ReplaceableItem> data = new ArrayList<ReplaceableItem>();
		+	data.add(new ReplaceableItem().withName(tag.getTag().getFormattedID()).withAttributes(
		+	new ReplaceableAttribute().withName("Antenna").withValue(tag.getAntennaID()),
		+	new ReplaceableAttribute().withName("Timestamp").withValue(tag.getTimestamp())));
		+	//"sdb" is the SimpleDB client object, "domain" is the name of the domain you wish to insert the tag in
		+	sdb.batchPutAttributes(new BatchPutAttributesRequest(domain, data));
		+	}
		+	</pre>