实例介绍
【实例简介】
详细介绍java 在 RFID应用开发中的使用。
Contents Before You Begin 7 Before You read this book 7 Documentation Formatting Conventions 8 General Conventions 8 Typographic Conventions 9 Related documentation 9 Sun Welcomes your comments 10 Introduction to Sun Java System RFID Software Programming Platform 11 RFID Software Architecture Overview 11 Structure of a configuration object 14 RFID Event processing basics 15 Identifier Objects 16 Event Objects 16 Processing RFID Event Manager Information 17 Managing RFID Event Manager Devices 19 2. Creating Custom Filters and Connectors 21 Setting Up Your NetBeans Environment 21 v To Download and install Netbeans 22 Contents 3 To Download and Install the rFid Software Toolkit 22 To Set Up the example filter project 25 To Create the RFId Library for the Custom Component Examples 28 To Build and Test the Sample Filter project 31 Creating a Custom Filter 31 Understanding the Sample epctypefilter 32 To Customize the Sample Filter 32 v To Compile the Customized Filter 41 Using the Filter Template JUnit Test 42 To Modify and run the junit test 42 Integrating Custom Components With the RFID Event Manager 47 To Add the epCtypeFilter Custom Filter to the Demo Configuration Object 47 Creating a custom Connector 51 To Create a Sample connector project 51 3. Using rFid device Client APIs 53 Implementation of the readerclient api 54 Reader client Constructor Parameters 54 EMSEventListener 61 Readerclient api reference 61 Building a sample reader client program 64 v To Set Up the Sample Reader Client Environment 65 To Run the Sample Reader Client Program 65 Explaining the Sample reader Client 66 Implementation of the Printerclient API 68 Printerclient aPi Reference 68 4 Sun Java System RFID Software 3.0 Developer's Guide February 2006 Building a Sample Printer Client 69 To Set Up the Sample Printer Client Environment 70 v To Run the Sample Printer Client Program 70 Explaining the Sample Printer Client 71 4. USing Web Services for Device Access Overview of Web services for Device access 73 Web Services Interface Reference 74 Web Services for Reader ccess java Interface 74 Web services for Printer Access java Interface 76 Creating and Running the Web Services for a Device Access Client 77 Prerequisites for Running the Web services Client Examples 78 V(Optional) To Access the NetBeans IDE 4.1 Quick Start Guide for Web To Configure the Environment for the Web Services Client Examples 79 Writing the Static Web services Client 80 To Run the Static Web Services Client Example 80 Writing the Dynamic Web Services Client Example 82 To Run the Dynamic Web Services Client 82 5. Ale Web services 85 Broad architecture 85 ALE Service Architecture 86 Other Considerations 88 Using ALE Web Services Client(ALEClient)API 89 Client Checklist 89 To Set up the ale client environment 90 v To Run the ale Web services client 90 Troubleshooting for ALE Client 91 Contents 5 6. Using rFid Information Server client aPi 93 Architecture 93 Database Tables 94 Connecting to rFid information Server 97 Exchanging Data With RFID Information Server 101 Modifying rfid information Server Tables 103 Using Table Request Objects 103 Using the Update/Delete/Query Request Object 105 Querying RFID Information Server Database Tables 107 Processing RFID Information Server Responses 109 Handling exceptions 111 How to Catch an EPCI EXception error 112 How to Throw an EPCI EXception error 113 7. PML Utilities 115 Introduction 115 Capturing tag observations Using pml core 116 PML Utilities Packages 117 PML Core Package 117 PML Parser Package 119 Class path requirements 120 UML Class Diagram For PML Package 121 6 Sun Java System RFID Software 3.0 Developers Guide February 2006 Before You begin This developer's guide for Sun java System rFId Software 3.0(RFID software) contains information for the enterprise software developer who needs to access the data from the rfid tag reader system The developer's guide is not aimed at the reader adapter developer reader adapter information is covered in the sun java System RFID Software Toolkit Guide included with the Sun Java System RFID Software Toolkit. The adapter information is in the AdapterDevelopment. pdf file creen shots vary slightly from one platform to another. Although almost all procedures use the interface of the RFID software components, occasionally you might be instructed to enter a command at the command line Before you read this book You should be familiar with RFID concepts and with the following topics Jin TM network technology concepts TM Java programming and concepts Java Data Base Connectivity technology-JDBC concepts and usage Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (2EE)technology and usage Client-server programming model Familiarity in managing large enterprise systems Administration of one of the supported application servers Administration of one of the supported databases in this document. Sun does not endorse and is not responsible or liable for any ed Note Sun is not responsible for the availability of third-party web sites mention content, advertising, products, or other materials that are available on or through such sites or resources. Sun will not be responsible or liable for any actual or alleged damage or loss caused or alleged to be caused by or in connection with use of or reliance on any such content goods or services that are available on or through such sites or resources Documentation Formatting Conventions This section describes the types of conventions used throughout this guide General Conⅴ entions Conventions Referring to directories General corⅴ entions The following general conventions are used in this guide File and directory paths are given in UNIX format(with forward slashes separating directory names) URLs are given in the format: http://server.domain/path/file.htmlwhereserveristheservernamewhere applications are run; domain is your Internet domain name; path is the server's directory structure; and file is an individual filename UNIX-Specific descriptions throughout this manual apply to the Linux operating system as well, except where Linux is specifically mentioned 8 Sun Java System RFID Software 3.0 Developers Guide February 2006 Typographic Conventions Typeface Meaning Examples AaBbCc123 The names of commands, files Edit your cvspass file and directories: on-screen Use dir to list all files computer output Search is complete AaBbCc123 What you type, when contrasted login with on-screen computer output Aa bbCc123 Book titles, new words or terms, Read Chapter 6 in the user's Guide words to be emphasized These are called class options You must save your changes AabbCc123 Command-line variable; replace To delete a file, type DEL filename with a real name or value Related documentation The following table lists the tasks and concepts that are described in the Sun java System rFid Software manuals and release notes. If you are trying to accomplish a specific task or learn more about a specific concept, refer to the appropriate manual For information about See the following Late-breaking information about the software and the Sun java system rFid documentation Software 3.0 Release notes Installing Sun java System RFID Software Sun Java System rFid Software 3.0 Installation G uae Before You begin 9 For information about See the following The following rFid Software administration topics Sun Java System RFID RFID Software overview Software 3.0 Administration Configuring the RFID Event Manager Guide Configuring Communication with SAP All Using the RFID Management Console Configuring the RFID Information Server rFid device adapter reference RFID Event Manager component reference RFID EVent manager config The following topics for RFID software developers Sun Java System RFID Introduction to Sun java System RFID Software Software 3.0 Developer's programming platform Guide ting custom filters and connectors Using RFID Device client APIs Using web services for device access Using Application Level Event(ALE)web services API Using rFid Information Server client APis · PML utilities Sun welcomes your comments Sun is interested in improving its documentation and welcomes your comments and suggestionsemAilyourcommentstoSunatthisaddressdocfeeaback@sun.com Please include the part number(819-4686-10)of the document in the subject line of your emal 10 Sun Java System RFID Software 3.0 Developer's Guide February 2006 【实例截图】
【核心代码】
详细介绍java 在 RFID应用开发中的使用。
Contents Before You Begin 7 Before You read this book 7 Documentation Formatting Conventions 8 General Conventions 8 Typographic Conventions 9 Related documentation 9 Sun Welcomes your comments 10 Introduction to Sun Java System RFID Software Programming Platform 11 RFID Software Architecture Overview 11 Structure of a configuration object 14 RFID Event processing basics 15 Identifier Objects 16 Event Objects 16 Processing RFID Event Manager Information 17 Managing RFID Event Manager Devices 19 2. Creating Custom Filters and Connectors 21 Setting Up Your NetBeans Environment 21 v To Download and install Netbeans 22 Contents 3 To Download and Install the rFid Software Toolkit 22 To Set Up the example filter project 25 To Create the RFId Library for the Custom Component Examples 28 To Build and Test the Sample Filter project 31 Creating a Custom Filter 31 Understanding the Sample epctypefilter 32 To Customize the Sample Filter 32 v To Compile the Customized Filter 41 Using the Filter Template JUnit Test 42 To Modify and run the junit test 42 Integrating Custom Components With the RFID Event Manager 47 To Add the epCtypeFilter Custom Filter to the Demo Configuration Object 47 Creating a custom Connector 51 To Create a Sample connector project 51 3. Using rFid device Client APIs 53 Implementation of the readerclient api 54 Reader client Constructor Parameters 54 EMSEventListener 61 Readerclient api reference 61 Building a sample reader client program 64 v To Set Up the Sample Reader Client Environment 65 To Run the Sample Reader Client Program 65 Explaining the Sample reader Client 66 Implementation of the Printerclient API 68 Printerclient aPi Reference 68 4 Sun Java System RFID Software 3.0 Developer's Guide February 2006 Building a Sample Printer Client 69 To Set Up the Sample Printer Client Environment 70 v To Run the Sample Printer Client Program 70 Explaining the Sample Printer Client 71 4. USing Web Services for Device Access Overview of Web services for Device access 73 Web Services Interface Reference 74 Web Services for Reader ccess java Interface 74 Web services for Printer Access java Interface 76 Creating and Running the Web Services for a Device Access Client 77 Prerequisites for Running the Web services Client Examples 78 V(Optional) To Access the NetBeans IDE 4.1 Quick Start Guide for Web To Configure the Environment for the Web Services Client Examples 79 Writing the Static Web services Client 80 To Run the Static Web Services Client Example 80 Writing the Dynamic Web Services Client Example 82 To Run the Dynamic Web Services Client 82 5. Ale Web services 85 Broad architecture 85 ALE Service Architecture 86 Other Considerations 88 Using ALE Web Services Client(ALEClient)API 89 Client Checklist 89 To Set up the ale client environment 90 v To Run the ale Web services client 90 Troubleshooting for ALE Client 91 Contents 5 6. Using rFid Information Server client aPi 93 Architecture 93 Database Tables 94 Connecting to rFid information Server 97 Exchanging Data With RFID Information Server 101 Modifying rfid information Server Tables 103 Using Table Request Objects 103 Using the Update/Delete/Query Request Object 105 Querying RFID Information Server Database Tables 107 Processing RFID Information Server Responses 109 Handling exceptions 111 How to Catch an EPCI EXception error 112 How to Throw an EPCI EXception error 113 7. PML Utilities 115 Introduction 115 Capturing tag observations Using pml core 116 PML Utilities Packages 117 PML Core Package 117 PML Parser Package 119 Class path requirements 120 UML Class Diagram For PML Package 121 6 Sun Java System RFID Software 3.0 Developers Guide February 2006 Before You begin This developer's guide for Sun java System rFId Software 3.0(RFID software) contains information for the enterprise software developer who needs to access the data from the rfid tag reader system The developer's guide is not aimed at the reader adapter developer reader adapter information is covered in the sun java System RFID Software Toolkit Guide included with the Sun Java System RFID Software Toolkit. The adapter information is in the AdapterDevelopment. pdf file creen shots vary slightly from one platform to another. Although almost all procedures use the interface of the RFID software components, occasionally you might be instructed to enter a command at the command line Before you read this book You should be familiar with RFID concepts and with the following topics Jin TM network technology concepts TM Java programming and concepts Java Data Base Connectivity technology-JDBC concepts and usage Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (2EE)technology and usage Client-server programming model Familiarity in managing large enterprise systems Administration of one of the supported application servers Administration of one of the supported databases in this document. Sun does not endorse and is not responsible or liable for any ed Note Sun is not responsible for the availability of third-party web sites mention content, advertising, products, or other materials that are available on or through such sites or resources. Sun will not be responsible or liable for any actual or alleged damage or loss caused or alleged to be caused by or in connection with use of or reliance on any such content goods or services that are available on or through such sites or resources Documentation Formatting Conventions This section describes the types of conventions used throughout this guide General Conⅴ entions Conventions Referring to directories General corⅴ entions The following general conventions are used in this guide File and directory paths are given in UNIX format(with forward slashes separating directory names) URLs are given in the format: http://server.domain/path/file.htmlwhereserveristheservernamewhere applications are run; domain is your Internet domain name; path is the server's directory structure; and file is an individual filename UNIX-Specific descriptions throughout this manual apply to the Linux operating system as well, except where Linux is specifically mentioned 8 Sun Java System RFID Software 3.0 Developers Guide February 2006 Typographic Conventions Typeface Meaning Examples AaBbCc123 The names of commands, files Edit your cvspass file and directories: on-screen Use dir to list all files computer output Search is complete AaBbCc123 What you type, when contrasted login with on-screen computer output Aa bbCc123 Book titles, new words or terms, Read Chapter 6 in the user's Guide words to be emphasized These are called class options You must save your changes AabbCc123 Command-line variable; replace To delete a file, type DEL filename with a real name or value Related documentation The following table lists the tasks and concepts that are described in the Sun java System rFid Software manuals and release notes. If you are trying to accomplish a specific task or learn more about a specific concept, refer to the appropriate manual For information about See the following Late-breaking information about the software and the Sun java system rFid documentation Software 3.0 Release notes Installing Sun java System RFID Software Sun Java System rFid Software 3.0 Installation G uae Before You begin 9 For information about See the following The following rFid Software administration topics Sun Java System RFID RFID Software overview Software 3.0 Administration Configuring the RFID Event Manager Guide Configuring Communication with SAP All Using the RFID Management Console Configuring the RFID Information Server rFid device adapter reference RFID Event Manager component reference RFID EVent manager config The following topics for RFID software developers Sun Java System RFID Introduction to Sun java System RFID Software Software 3.0 Developer's programming platform Guide ting custom filters and connectors Using RFID Device client APIs Using web services for device access Using Application Level Event(ALE)web services API Using rFid Information Server client APis · PML utilities Sun welcomes your comments Sun is interested in improving its documentation and welcomes your comments and suggestionsemAilyourcommentstoSunatthisaddressdocfeeaback@sun.com Please include the part number(819-4686-10)of the document in the subject line of your emal 10 Sun Java System RFID Software 3.0 Developer's Guide February 2006 【实例截图】
【核心代码】
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