AMI Integration 3: AMI Client
This second tutorial in the series will cover creating an AMI Client application in Java, connecting to AMI Relay, sending messages and registering commands using callbacks. We will start by exploring what an AMI Client is, how it fits with AMIs overall architecture and what we can achieve using the provided Client Library. Over the rest of the tutorial we will slowly build up our own client application. Starting by simply connecting to AMI, then sending first simple and then complex messages, deleting data, registering commands and finally dealing with command responses.
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Topics Covered
- What is an AMI Client?
- Building messages
- Sending data to AMI
- Deleting data in AMI
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Topics Covered continued...
- Registering Commands
- Returning AMI data to the client