Changes between Version 10 and Version 11 of PiBotDev


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Sep 27, 2016, 11:25:08 PM (9 years ago)
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chris
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    4 This is a description of the development environment used by one of the mentors (Mr. Alan Borgwardt) for initial PiBot development / prototyping in Fall 2016.
     4This is a description of the development environment used to interact with Minibot.  You'll need a computer with wifi.
     5* Windows 7 or greater
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    6 * Windows 10
    7 * Eclipse Mars 2 (eclipse-java-mars-2 or neon)
    8 * JDK 8 (jdk-8u102-windows)
     7* Oracle JDK 8 (jdk-8u102-windows)
    98* [https://support.apple.com/downloads/bonjour%2520for%2520windows Bonjour for Windows from Apple]
    10 * Pi4J (pi4j-1.1.zip)
    11    * [http://pi4j.com/install.html]
     9* Eclipse Mars 2 or Neon (J2EE edition is recommented)
     10* [http://pi4j.com/install.html Pi4J]
    1211   * Read the first paragraph (re: Pi .vs. dev host installation)
    13    * Follow the 'download' link in the first paragraph
    14    * Download pi4j-1.1.zip
    15    * Extract zip
    16    * Add jar files from extracted lib folder to Eclipse project
    17 NOTE: This is for development workstation. Pi Zero's Raspian Jessie already has PI4J included, which, I think, is what gets used when running on Pi Zero. (Although, launching on Pi Zero from Windows/Eclipse with Pi Plugin *may* use the jars from the Eclipse project???)
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     12   * Add jar files from extracted lib folder to your Eclipse project
    1913* [https://tsvetan-stoyanov.github.io/launchpi/ Launchpi Plugin for Eclipse]
    2014  * Select the "LaunchPI" item from the "Uncategorized" entry
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    22     NOTE: Default hostname for pi 'raspberrypi.local'.  Replace raspberry pi if you change the hostname.
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    24 * PuTTY
    25 
    26     I use PuTTY to SSH into the Pi Zero from Windows:
    27 {{{
     15  * Default hostname for pi 'raspberrypi.local'.  Replace raspberry pi if you change the hostname.
     16* [http://www.putty.org/ PuTTY] (SSH client)
     17    * Use either PuTTY or the Bitvise SSH Client.  Standard connection information is:
     18{{{
    2819        Connection type: SSH
    2920        hostname: raspberrypi.local
     
    3122        password: raspberry
    3223}}}
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    34 * WinSCP
    35 
    36     I use WinSCP transfer files between Windows and the Pi Zero.
    37 
    38         Same connection information used for PuTTY
     24* [https://winscp.net/eng/download.php WinSCP] 
     25    * A SFTP client used to transfer files between Windows and the Pi Zero. It uses the same connection information used for PuTTY.
     26    * Bitvise SSH Client also has a built-in SFTP client.