[bikramswain]

right now i am developing the client code in linux machine.Simultenously i am writting server code only for testing purpose .But my goal is to develope client side.So i am not finding a way to write a code which will check the cpe initial installation and inform it to server.Rest of the conditions for inform method i have implemented.

Whatever code i have written in linux is being ported to arm-linux ixdpg425 board.while cross compiling the errors are coming as i have already posted

Originally Posted by dunder

OK... I'm positive that I misunderstood the original question, now.

What client code are working with? Is it source you have downloaded from somewhere? If so, where?

What ACS are you connecting to?

[Rashmirathi]

hello all,
thx for your discussion & earlier advice... i found gatespace server very useful.
i am in middle of a problem again, n' looking for some help from you guys...
i decided to use C++ & gSOAP toolkit to implement my CPE application.

i have created RPC methods using gSOAP to serve client's request. it is working fine.

but now as per the requirements defined in TR-069, the client should send the request in HTTP response packet and my server has to give response in HTTP Post packet...
this is just opposite to SOAP standard, and gSOAP follows the normal method as specified by SOAP.

as i think, gSOAP just neglects any XML message that is present in HTTP Response packet.
i wanted to know, has someone tried some RPC implementation for CPE with some success, and if yes, how???

also, has someone used gSOAP, please help me with how to tweak gSOAP to get the desired output... i.e. making my server, read SOAP request embedded inside a HTTP response packet, and how to modify my RPC method to be called this way.


any help would be very much valuable for me...
thx in advance

Originally Posted by dunder

Gatespace.com has an online ACS available to anyone who registers - it can be used to test CPE TR-069 implementations for basic adherence to the spec.

There's also a client executable that can be downloaded and run on a Linux workstation if that's helpful as a reference.

Who knows, if you contact there biz dev people, they may be willing to help start some kind of openSource project.

[bikramswain]

i am using gsoap and c++ to implement tr69.But i have not tested the client with any actual acs server.i am goin to do that soon.But i have created a server containing some rpc methods .The client is well communicating with server.I think gsoap is not ignoring xml contents.If the xml content is wrongly constructed or the data or size is not matching then the xml file will be discarded.


Can u tell me which rpc method u r implementing.

[bikramswain]

hello all,
thx for your discussion & earlier advice... i found gatespace server very useful.
i am in middle of a problem again, n' looking for some help from you guys...
i decided to use C++ & gSOAP toolkit to implement my CPE application.

i have created RPC methods using gSOAP to serve client's request. it is working fine.

but now as per the requirements defined in TR-069, the client should send the request in HTTP response packet and my server has to give response in HTTP Post packet...
this is just opposite to SOAP standard, and gSOAP follows the normal method as specified by SOAP.

as i think, gSOAP just neglects any XML message that is present in HTTP Response packet.
i wanted to know, has someone tried some RPC implementation for CPE with some success, and if yes, how???

also, has someone used gSOAP, please help me with how to tweak gSOAP to get the desired output... i.e. making my server, read SOAP request embedded inside a HTTP response packet, and how to modify my RPC method to be called this way.


any help would be very much valuable for me...
thx in advance





hey did u solve ur problem of http request n response in gsoap.if u r done please tell how.i am facing the same probs

[vkinger]

I am also looking for tr-069 cpe client. Did someone get lucky getting opnesource for that? I am also open to contribute to tr-069 cpe client open source development. Any help in that regard will be highly appreciated.