You should be able to access the device. And I'm pretty sure there are some examples in the code.
What have you tried?
With your small tip I did manage to get it done.
Because the custom device attribute what I have set, is set a number, I did try to get it out as a number and not as a string. But now I have tried other methods, and that works.
Not as clean as I was looking for, but this works for now and is fail proof.
int WiFi_RSSI_Offset;
Device device = getCacheManager().getObject(Device.class, position.getDeviceId());
Object Object_RSSI_Offset = device.getAttributes().get("WiFi_RSSI_Offset");
if (Object_RSSI_Offset != null) {
try {
WiFi_RSSI_Offset = Integer.parseInt(Object_RSSI_Offset.toString());
}
catch (NumberFormatException e) {
WiFi_RSSI_Offset = 0;
}
} else {
WiFi_RSSI_Offset = 0;
}
Hi, I have edited the MegastekProtocolDecoder (like added wifi data for LBS support) and also added the MegastekProtocolEncoder.
But does anybody know if I can access the (custom) device Attributes which are set on Settings > Device > Attributes, from the <protocolname>ProtocolDecoder class? I like there to have the possibility to get the saved offset for RSSI values if they are stored for the device.
But everything what I have tried did failed to acces those values.
Thanks.