cs6250-server

Required Tools to Build

• JDK8
• Android Studio
  • Android Testing Device
    • Android Emulator or Physical Device
    • Running Android 8.0
    • OpenCV Manager APK installed (See “Android Client Libs” Below)
• Eclipse IDE

Required Libraries to Build Server

• All <classpathentry> entries of kind="lib" in the .classpath file specify JARs which must be downloaded and placed (Unix: requires building, Windows: prebuilt available) into the relative locations specified in the file (ignore “cs6250/gradle/…”) (ensure that OpenCV native libraries are in their location, see the <attribute> child tag in the file (DLL, x86, and x64))
  • Download Links
    • avro-1.8.2
    • jackson-mapper-asl-1.9.13
    • jackson-core-asl-1.9.13
    • avro-ipc-1.8.2
    • netty-3.10.6
    • slf4j-1.7.25
    • commons-compress-1.15
    • OpenCV
      • Win
      • Unix

Initialize Submodule

Follow the Git Book by Scott Chacon and Ben Straub, on how to initilize the cs650 submodule:

cd ./cs6250
git submodule init
git submodule update

Required Libraries to Build Android Client

• OpenCV-3.3.0 for Android
  • Copy the contents of OpenCV-android-sdk/sdk/native/libs/ from the downloaded ZIP…
  • Into ./cs6250/openCVLibrary330/src/main/jniLibs/
  • Also contains the APK for the emulator, if needed

Iperf3:

• This is the standard tool we use to measure the quality of a network
• connection. To compile this go the cs6250 submodule folder. It will be under app/jni.

• Copy the tar ball to another directory and decompress it. Then type the following commands:

  • $ ./configure

  • $ make

  • go to the source folder. There should an “iperf3” executable. Run this in a

  • terminal using:

  • $ iperf -s

  • This will start up the server side of the bandwidth measurement tool