HI,
Can anybody tell me what is the difference between the scenarios mentioned below?
1. Using AllJoyn studio for development
2. Use the complete alljoyn open source frame work from allseen to develop AllJoyn application?
Hi,
I am trying to create alljoyn application using "ÄllJoyn studio" plugin. Am facing error saying that ""hresult e_fail returned from a call to a com component"".
Can anybody help me to resolve this issue?
I tried deleting ProjectsTemplateCache and built. But It did not work
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Hi All,
Can anybody help me to create alljoyn application using c++ and alljoyn studio plugin of visual studio 2015. I just have seen documentation just to use the existing interface in C#. But I want to create my own c++ application using AllJoyn Studio.
Can anybody help me in this? How to...
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What is AllSeen?
The AllSeen Alliance is an organization that runs collaborative projects such as AllJoyn. AllJoyn is a technology aimed at enabling the Internet of Things (IoT) by defining a common language between devices and protocols. What makes AllJoyn interesting is the fact that it...
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I sit down with Steve Teixeira and get the low-down on all of the latest developments with Windows 10 IoT Core, Raspberry Pi 2, and much more!
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Last we we highlighted, Jumpstart your Win10 IoT development with the AllJoyn Studio for Visual Studio 2015. This post from Link Removed, Official Coding4Fun Friend seemed like a great follow-up.
Not only do we have AllJoyn but how can you go wrong with Cortana too?
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Building Windows 10 IoT? Then you'll want to check out the Link Removed and Brian Rockwell's great post on how to use it...
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AllJoyn® in Windows® 10
An AllJoyn® development toolkit to quick-start AllJoyn® development.
The AllSeen Alliance created AllJoyn® to empower the Internet...
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Today’s Internet of Things landscape is a modern day Tower of Babel – a proliferation of communication protocols and data formats across the device ecosystem that make it difficult for devices to “speak the same language” and work together in harmony. This reality makes it difficult for us to...
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Since Build I've been accumulating Windows 10 IoT Raspberry Pi stories, thinking I'd release related posts over a couple months, dibbling them out. But the stories just kept coming in, piling up. If I tried to post these one at a time every Friday, I'd be posting nothing else for the year! Well...
AllJoyn is a technology that enables IoT devices and applications to discover and interact with each other. Since AllJoyn is built into Windows 10 and the Windows 10 SDK, it's easy to take advantage of AllJoyn using the Universal Windows Platform (UWP).
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