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Re: [leshan-dev] Bootstrapping
Currently bootstrapping is not implemented in the Leshan Client.  Looking through what the Leshan Standalone Sever does there is a roadmap for what needs to be done:  allowing (for only the bootstrap server) the ability to delete on the root object "/", allowing (for only the bootstrap server) the ability to write without the need to first create, the ability to then use that to connect to a management server (often using the Security and Server objects written by the bootstrap server), etc.  But right now that work hasn't been done.

-J

On Tue, Aug 11, 2015 at 11:14 PM, Brighter Agyemang <brighteragyemang@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Thanks very much for your help. I have been trying to use the coaprequestbuilder and Bootstraprequest to receive the configuration information at the client side but to no avail. I will appreciate I can get any working sample of how to just receive the payload at the client's side and just display it.

Thanks

Brighter

On 10 August 2015 at 14:16, J.F. Schloman <john.schloman@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Brighter,

The way that the Bootstrap Interface works is that, after a successful Bootstrap Request by the client, the bootstrap server it requested upon  will begin to do a series of Deletes and Writes onto the client's object model (things like adding new Servers instances under the Servers object, new Security instances under the Security object, etc).  After that point the client would then have the knowledge to then connect to a standard management LWM2M server using the information the bootstrap server wrote onto it.

-John

On Sun, Aug 9, 2015 at 9:54 AM, Brighter Agyemang <brighteragyemang@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello everyone,

Please I am trying out the leshan bootstrap server and I realize that it has a method in the BootstrapStoreImpl:

@Override
    public BootstrapConfig getBootstrap(String endpoint) {
        return bootstrapByEndpoint.get(endpoint);
    }

From my understanding, the bsStore instance that is passed to the LwM2mBootstrapServerImpl uses a client's endpoint to search for the corresponding configuration for provisioning the client.

My question is that how does the client request for this data from the server (is there an API at the client side for purposely requesting for this config with its endpoint identifier) ?

When I use HTTP I am able to get the data in a json format because of the getBootstrapConfigs() of BootstrapStoreImpl, which is not an overriden method, called in the doGet of the BootstrapServlet but obviously, the client will not be doing the request over HTTP but CoAP... and hence my questions.

Thanks very much for the attention and help

Best regards,
Brighter

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