Developing for Eclipse Kura on Windows
Every now and then it is fun to leave the environment you are used to and do something completely different. So this journey take me to IntelliJ and Windows 10. And yes, I am glad to be back in Linux/Eclipse-land. But still, I think something rather interesting came out of this.
IEC 60870-5-104 with Apache Camel
Yesterday the release 0.4.0 of Eclipse NeoSCADA™ was made available. This release features a cool new feature, an IEC 60870-5-104 stack, written in Java, licensed under the EPL and available on Maven Central. See also the Eclipse Wiki: https://wiki.eclipse.org/EclipseNeoSCADA/Components/IEC60870
Testing Kapua with simulated Kura gateways
Now you got your pretty new OpenShift setup of Eclipse Kapua and want to give your IoT cloud a test run?! Testing it out with 100 devices, just for fun? Or even more? But you are too lazy to flash 1000 SD cards for your Raspberry Pi cluster? Here comes the Kura simulator framework. ;-)
Camel and IEC 60870-5-104
With the upcoming release 0.4.0 of Eclipse NeoSCADA™, the IEC 60870-5-105 implementation will finally make its way back into NeoSCADA. This will allow me to finally release the IEC 60870 component Apache Camel to Maven Central.
Released version 0.1.0 of OPC UA component for Camel
After Eclipse Milo™ 0.1.0 was released a few days back and is available on Maven Central since this week it was time to update my OPC UA component for Apache Camel to use the release version of Milo: