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== General Overview ==
==General Overview==


This page should eventually contain a general overview only.
This page should eventually contain a general overview only.


Specific instructions on installing the webservice (avahi, etc) should appear in the OS-specific pages.
Specific instructions on installing the webservice (avahi, etc) should appear in the OS-specific pages.
==Using The Webservice==
Each Operating System page has a section on how to use the webservice on that operating system:
* [[OS - Windows#Webservice|Windows]]
* [[OS - OSX#Webservice|Mac OS]]
* [[OS - Linux#Webservice|Linux]]
* [[OS - Phidget SBC#Webservice|Linux on the Phidget SBC]]
* [[OS - Android#Webservice|Android]]
* [[OS - iOS#Webservice|iPhone/iPad iOS]]
* [[OS - Windows CE#Webservice|Windows CE]]
The operating systems pages have complete examples on how to set up a running webservice host process and remote program on that operating system.
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.

Revision as of 19:39, 27 March 2012

General Overview

This page should eventually contain a general overview only.

Specific instructions on installing the webservice (avahi, etc) should appear in the OS-specific pages.

Using The Webservice

Each Operating System page has a section on how to use the webservice on that operating system:


The operating systems pages have complete examples on how to set up a running webservice host process and remote program on that operating system.

We also have a couple of code snippets in C and Java on the General Phidget Programming page to show examples of opening a Phidget remotely.