From the course: IoT Foundations: Device Management
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Solution: Creating an OM2M service
From the course: IoT Foundations: Device Management
Solution: Creating an OM2M service
(upbeat music) - [Instructor] You solve the challenge we'll need to do a few steps. We'll run the N-C-S-E and M-N-C-S-E applications first please make sure the O-M to M example directory under the exercise files directory was compiled with Maven and the J-D-K-A as shown here. Then we'll run the N-C-S-E application and M-N-C-S-E application. Then let's go to the web interface of the service. Once we ensure the services are up and running we can open Postman to send our HTTP requests for creating an application, a data container resource, and a data content instance resource. Here let's create our application first using the HTTP post request with the URL header and body contents shown here. Now we can see the response from Postman meaning the application was created successfully. Next let's create a data container by sending another HTTP post request with the URL header and body contents shown here. And we can see the…
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oneM2M standard overview3m 41s
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oneM2M architecture8m 35s
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oneM2M device management architecture5m 25s
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oneM2M device management functions2m 15s
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oneM2M security services6m 18s
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Build your oneM2M solution with OM2M5m 24s
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Challenge: Creating an OM2M service1m 6s
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Solution: Creating an OM2M service1m 54s
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