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Azure / connectthedots

Connect tiny devices to Microsoft Azure services to build IoT solutions
http://connectthedots.io
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Remove Intel Galileo sample from project #206

Closed olivierbloch closed 7 years ago

olivierbloch commented 8 years ago

The Intel Galileo project requires lots of updates and is not used much. I suggest removing it all together and point people to the Raspberry Pi Windows 10 sample for those willing to experience Windows IoT Core.

Pooja-B commented 8 years ago

No, please don't do that. Let it be there, it will be useful for many.

monteil commented 8 years ago

Hello, When you say "it requires lots of updates", does it means that the current code is not working properly? I have tryied to setup a Galileo Gen 2 board this week following the instructions. Deployment works fine, but it seems to fail to send an AMQP message. The program looks blocked in the proton lib, when callins pn_messenger_send : No message sent in the Visual Studio output and I do not find any logs file from proton. Any feedback or recommandation would be welcome.If the code no longer works on Galileo, please let us know! Thanks.

monteil commented 8 years ago

I was able to find & fix the issue : it is actually necessary to url encode the keys in the ConnectTheDotsGalileo.exe.config file (contrary to the note at the top of the source file). For instance = should be %3D

ivanignatiev commented 8 years ago

It will be useless code from Novmber 30, 2015.

"The support for Windows on Galileo will end on November 30, 2015." "Wiring support is now available on Windows 10 IoT Core running on Raspberry Pi 2. This allows you to migrate your existing Galileo projects to Windows 10 IoT Core." - https://ms-iot.github.io/content/en-US/Faqs.htm#galileo