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LWM2M Features
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- Bootstrap interface:
Implements LWM2M Bootstap Server as a special instance of lwm2m_server_t.
- Access Control List
- JSON support
- Add token in every message
- Handle Observe parameters
- Keep-alive mechanism
- Support for Object Link datatype
- Discover method support
Bugfixes
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- Server-side Observer cancellation is not working
Implementation Improvments
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- Store lwm2m_transaction_t per peer
- bufferize all CoaP messages until all callbacks returned
Currently if a server sends a request from its monitoring callback upon client
registration, the client will receive the request before the ACK to its register
and it will discard it.
- Easy access to the lwm2m_context_t from objects callbacks
- Use an unified result callback
Add some parameter so that the same user callback can be used for all DM operations.
- Use lwm2m-*-t types in er-coap-13
To avoid multiple conversions.
- Switch to void* parameters in lwm2m_list_* APIs
- Utility functions to easily implements objects
The utility will just use read and write individual resources. Either statically or
throught callbacks. See [https://github.com/01org/libdmclient]/tests/mgtobj/utils/static_mo_util.h
- Remove lwm2m_start() API
Its job should be done by lwm2m_configure() or lwm2m_step() at first run or after a bootstrap.
- Remove lwm2m_object_t::closeFunc()
The lwm2m_object_t data is the sole responsibility of the client application.
- Use lwm2m_tlv_t in server-side APIs
This would hides the TLV or JSON marshalling.
- Provide an example client (and server) using tinyDTLS
- Put platform specific includes and definitions in a separate header file
To ease porting to non-POSIX platforms. This header could contain functions for LWM2M_EMBEDDED_MODE,
includes like sys/time.h and LWM2M_*_ENDIAN
- Replace or abstract snprintf() and sscanf()
for embedded platforms