RE: Re: java enabled phones for home automation

["Ian Willoughby" <ian@xxxxxxx>]

Thats why jhaapi is called jhaapi, I didn't want to be found guilty for
generating another TLA ;-)


      -----Original Message----- 
      From: Mark Harrison
[mailto:Mark.Harrison@xxxxxxx] 
      Sent: Thu 19/09/2002 23:21 
      To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx 
      Cc: 
      Subject: RE: [ukha_d] Re: java enabled
phones for home automation
      
      
      Ah - good :-)
       
      You understand why, in all this talk of JMS
and SOAP, I wanted to make sure :-)
       
      M.

            -----Original
Message-----
            From: Ian
Willoughby [mailto:ian@xxxxxxx]
            Sent: 19
September 2002 22:47
            To:
ukha_d@xxxxxxx
            Subject: RE:
[ukha_d] Re: java enabled phones for home automation
            
            
            xAP
(pronounced zap) :-)

           
      -----Original Message----- 
           
      From: Mark Harrison
[mailto:Mark.Harrison@xxxxxxx] 
           
      Sent: Thu 19/09/2002 19:11 
           
      To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx 
           
      Cc: 
           
      Subject: RE: [ukha_d] Re: java enabled
phones for home automation
           
      
           
      
           
      Ian,
           
       
           
      You write "XAP"...
           
       
           
      I'm concerned we're at cross purposes.
           
      

           
      We're talking about xAP, the eXtensible
Automation Protocol - www.xapautomation.com <http://www.xapautomation.com> ,
not XAP, the W3C XML initiative....
           
       
           
      Which XAP are you talking about ?
           
       
           
      Regards,
           
       
           
      Mark

           
            -----Original
Message-----
           
            From: Ian
Willoughby [mailto:ian@xxxxxxx]
           
            Sent: 19
September 2002 17:10
           
            To:
ukha_d@xxxxxxx
           
            Subject: RE:
[ukha_d] Re: java enabled phones for home automation
           
            
           
            
           
            Hi
Patrick,
           
            XAP is one of
the Controllers for the system. Messages should be able to pass from a
jhaapi environment to XAP and vica versa (as long as I have got my design
right). Jhaapi is similar but is designed to be completly device agnostic
and provide similar functions to a JMS environment, i.e a publish and
subscribe model of consumers and subscribers. The jhaapi project also
provides a SOAP interfacei  to enable web services so in this instance
you could web service enable your xap devices without writting any
code.
           
             
           
            R's
           
            Ian
           
             

           
           
      -----Original Message----- 
           
           
      From: PatrickLidstone
[mailto:patrick@xxxxxxx] 
           
           
      Sent: Thu 19/09/2002 17:00 
           
           
      To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx 
           
           
      Cc: 
           
           
      Subject: [ukha_d] Re: java enabled phones
for home automation
           
           
      
           
           
      

           
           
      --- In ukha_d@y..., "Ian 
Willoughby" <ian@i...> wrote:
           
           
      > Hi Kieran,
           
           
      > 
           
           
      > I am a developer at volantis.com. The
company does a multi device
           
           
      support for websites (I have lots of toys to
play with).  I am
           
           
      writting a java home automation message
service (something that has
           
           
      been knocking around in my head for about a
year) that will enable
           
           
      XML message to be sent from a device to the
message server and then
           
           
      routed to another device (Planned interfaces
so far are CM11/12,
           
           
      HomeVision, JINI, XAP, and more). Clients
will reside on anything
           
           
      that runs java e.g PC, Palmtop, phone. I
have setup a project on
           
           
      sourceforge jhaapi (pronounced jHappy).
           
           
      > 
           
           
      
           
           
      
           
           
      Ian,
           
           
      Have you aware of the xAP project? It sounds
like there is a
           
           
      significant overlap between what we are
trying to achieve with xAP
           
           
      and your own project.
           
           
      
           
           
      Patrick
           
           
      
           
           
      
           
           
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