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Cora: /* Using The WebService */

2012-06-28T16:47:42Z

Using The WebService

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	'''Note:''' When using the WebService, both the '''client and server should have the ''same version''''' of the WebService installed. The easiest way to ensure this is to update your libraries on both ends.		'''Note:''' When using the WebService, both the '''client and server should have the ''same version''''' of the WebService installed. The easiest way to ensure this is to update your libraries on both ends.

	For other troubleshooting tips, try our General Troubleshooting page, in its [[General_Troubleshooting#Webservice_Troubleshooting\|~~troubleshooting~~ section]].		For other troubleshooting tips, try our General Troubleshooting page, in its [[General_Troubleshooting#Webservice_Troubleshooting\|WebService section]].

Cora at 16:47, 28 June 2012

2012-06-28T16:47:26Z

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	'''Note:''' When using the WebService, both the '''client and server should have the ''same version''''' of the WebService installed. The easiest way to ensure this is to update your libraries on both ends.		'''Note:''' When using the WebService, both the '''client and server should have the ''same version''''' of the WebService installed. The easiest way to ensure this is to update your libraries on both ends.

	==Troubleshooting==		For other troubleshooting tips, try our General Troubleshooting page, in its [[General_Troubleshooting#Webservice_Troubleshooting\|troubleshooting section]].
	~~===Version Mismatch===~~
	Perhaps the most common thing that can go wrong with the Phidget WebService is a version mismatch error. This indicates that the WebService version on your machine is different than that on the machine you are trying to connect to. If you run into this problem you need to check the WebService version on both computers and upgrade the out of date machine.

Cora: /* Using The WebService */

2012-06-28T16:46:29Z

Using The WebService

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	We also have a couple of code snippets in C and Java on the [[General Phidget Programming#Using Phidgets over a Network\|General Phidget Programming page]] to show examples of opening a Phidget remotely.		We also have a couple of code snippets in C and Java on the [[General Phidget Programming#Using Phidgets over a Network\|General Phidget Programming page]] to show examples of opening a Phidget remotely.

	'''Note:''' When using the WebService, both the client and server should have the ''same version'' of the WebService installed. The easiest way to ensure this is to update your libraries on both ends.		'''Note:''' When using the WebService, both the '''client and server should have the ''same version''''' of the WebService installed. The easiest way to ensure this is to update your libraries on both ends.

	==Troubleshooting==		==Troubleshooting==
	===Version Mismatch===		===Version Mismatch===
	Perhaps the most common thing that can go wrong with the Phidget WebService is a version mismatch error. This indicates that the WebService version on your machine is different than that on the machine you are trying to connect to. If you run into this problem you need to check the WebService version on both computers and upgrade the out of date machine.		Perhaps the most common thing that can go wrong with the Phidget WebService is a version mismatch error. This indicates that the WebService version on your machine is different than that on the machine you are trying to connect to. If you run into this problem you need to check the WebService version on both computers and upgrade the out of date machine.

Cora at 22:12, 27 June 2012

2012-06-27T22:12:45Z

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	[[Category:Overview]]		[[Category:Overview]]
	~~[[Category:Introduction Pages]]~~
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Cora at 22:10, 27 June 2012

2012-06-27T22:10:00Z

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Burley: /* Using The WebService */

2012-06-26T21:04:32Z

Using The WebService

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	'''Note:''' When using the WebService, both the client and server should have the ''same version'' of the WebService installed. The easiest way to ensure this is to update your libraries on both ends.		'''Note:''' When using the WebService, both the client and server should have the ''same version'' of the WebService installed. The easiest way to ensure this is to update your libraries on both ends.

			==Troubleshooting==
			===Version Mismatch===
			Perhaps the most common thing that can go wrong with the Phidget WebService is a version mismatch error. This indicates that the WebService version on your machine is different than that on the machine you are trying to connect to. If you run into this problem you need to check the WebService version on both computers and upgrade the out of date machine.

Cora at 18:20, 18 June 2012

2012-06-18T18:20:38Z

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	[[Image:webservice_general_pctoandroid.png\|700px\|link=\|alt=]]		[[Image:webservice_general_pctoandroid.png\|700px\|link=\|alt=]]

	The WebService runs on a local network. ~~On a local network, it~~ is relatively durable because it uses link local addressing, which - depending on your [[#Using The WebService\|operating system]] and router settings - will often work in the absence of DHCP. Link local addressing will often persist even when access to the global Internet fails or is not available.		The WebService runs on a local network. It is relatively durable because it uses link local addressing, which - depending on your [[#Using The WebService\|operating system]] and router settings - will often work in the absence of DHCP. Link local addressing will often persist even when access to the global Internet fails or is not available.

	==WebService on the Phidget Single Board Computer==		==WebService on the Phidget Single Board Computer==

Cora at 18:20, 18 June 2012

2012-06-18T18:20:23Z

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	[[Image:webservice_general_pctoandroid.png\|700px\|link=\|alt=]]		[[Image:webservice_general_pctoandroid.png\|700px\|link=\|alt=]]

			The WebService runs on a local network. On a local network, it is relatively durable because it uses link local addressing, which - depending on your [[#Using The WebService\|operating system]] and router settings - will often work in the absence of DHCP. Link local addressing will often persist even when access to the global Internet fails or is not available.

	==WebService on the Phidget Single Board Computer==		==WebService on the Phidget Single Board Computer==

Cora: /* General Overview */

2012-06-18T18:16:46Z

General Overview

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	It uses '''link local addressing''' which allows you to use simple server names in your code. The link local addressing is provided by the programs Bonjour, avahi, or mDNSResponder, depending on your system, and the correct program is either installed already or with the Phidget libraries.		It uses '''link local addressing''' which allows you to use simple server names in your code. The link local addressing is provided by the programs Bonjour, avahi, or mDNSResponder, depending on your system, and the correct program is either installed already or with the Phidget libraries.

	You can listen to the Phidget data and control the Phidgets over the network using '''one or more''' computers~~, and~~ still use the Phidget on the computer it is directly connected to:		You can listen to the Phidget data and control the Phidgets over the network using '''one or more''' computers. You can still use the Phidget on the computer it is directly connected to, just by using a remote version of the {{Code\|open()}} call in your local code:

	[[Image:webservice_general_pctopc.png\|700px\|link=\|alt=]]		[[Image:webservice_general_pctopc.png\|700px\|link=\|alt=]]

Burley at 16:06, 4 June 2012

2012-06-04T16:06:00Z

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