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Tweet for Beer! Beer Tap Powered by Java Goes Internet of Things and JavaFX - [CON2122]
Java end-to-end to pour some beer
Bruno Borges
Principal Product Manager – Java Evangelist
Marco Maciel
Principal Sales Consultant
Oracle Latin America
September, 2014

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Speaker
•Bruno Borges
–Principal Product Manager, Java Evangelist
–Oracle Latin America
–@brunoborges
–bruno.borges@oracle.com

Speaker
•Marco Maciel
–Principal Sales Consultant
–Oracle Latin America
–@marcomaciel
–marco.maciel@oracle.com

Oracle’s Internet of Things Platform – D2D

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Java Solutions for Embedded Devices and IoT
Java ME
Java SE Embedded
Java Embedded Suite
OEP for Oracle Java Embedded
Java Card
SECURITY SMALL MEDIUM LARGE
50KB-1MB
1MB-10MB
10MB-100MB
Device CPU/
GPU/I-O
Footprint

Java ME
It’s not about Mobile!
•From low-end to mid-range devices
•Devices from 130KB up to 32MB of RAM
•Applications with no graphical interface
•Microcontrollers, RTOS or minimal Operational Systems
•Wireless devices, smart metering, eHealth, IoT, M2M in general
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Java SE Embedded
•The same Java that runs on your computer but optimized for embedded devices
•Mid-range to high-end devices
•Full compatibility with Java SE
•JavaFX support
•ARM v5/6/7
•ARM Cortex-A
•Your Java knowledge, now in embedded devices!
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Java SE Embedded - JavaFX Support!
•Reference Platform
–BeagleBoard XM with PowerVR SGX530 GPU
•Also runs on
–Raspberry Pi
–Freescale iMX53 & IMX6 boards
–PandaBoard
Hardware platforms for running JavaFX

Real World Deployments
•RFID Readers
•Parking Meters
•Intelligent Power Module
•Wireless Modules
•Routers & Switches
•Storage Appliances
•Network Management Systems
•Factory Automation Systems
•Security Systems
•Smart Meters
•Multi Function Printers
•ATMs
•POS Systems
•In-Flight Entertainment Systems
•Electronic Voting Systems
•Medical Imaging Systems

The Java Tweet for Beer Project

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#FUUUUU

Token Generation – Simple Random!

Reading Twitter Stream with Apache Camel

REST Service in the Oracle Java Cloud Service
•A simple JAX-RS Service
–POST command
•Called by the JavaFX application (through Apache Camel) to turn a flag “TURNON” to true
–GET command
•Called by the Java headless application connected to a relay to read the state of TURNON information. When true, it will turn the relay ON for a few (pre-defined) seconds to fill the beer mug :-)
Easily deploy Java EE Applications in the Cloud!

REST Service in the Oracle Java Cloud Service
@Path("turnon“) public class TurnonResource {
@Context ServletContext servletContext;
@PUT @Consumes("text/plain") @Produces("text/plain")
public String putText(String cmd) {
servletContext.setAttribute(“TURNON", cmd); return "Received: " + cmd;
} @GET @Produces("text/plain")
public String getText() {
String cmd = (String) servletContext.getAttribute(“TURNON"); servletContext.removeAttribute(“TURNON"); return cmd;
} }

Oracle Java Cloud Service cloud.oracle.com
DEMO Dashboard

Oracle Java Cloud Service
•Popular IDEs supported
•Plugins for Ant and Maven
•Oracle Java Cloud Service SDK available
•Deploy to the Cloud
•Visualize logs
•Visualize metrics
Integrated IDEs
REST

Turning On the Beer Tap with GPIO

Dumb loop connects to the Cloud
Don’t do this at home

Java EE 7 – JAX-RS 2.0 Client API
public String readFromCloud() {
Client client = ClientBuilder.newClient();
WebTarget target = client.target(URL_CLOUD_REST_SERVICE);
String cmd = target.request().get(String.class);
return “true”.equals(cmd) ? “1” : “0”;
}

Java GPIO on Raspberry Pi with pi4j

Thank You!

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