User defined executable
Allows you to specify an executable and parameters to be used as an endpoint. For example, the following executable reads the
phone module temperature every second.
while true; do rdb_get wwan.0.radio.temperature; sleep 1; done
The temperature can then be sent to another endpoint.
Figure 95 – User defined executable endpoint configuration
TCP connect-on-demand endpoint
The TCP connect-on-demand endpoint allows data to be buffered and then sent to a TCP server when the buffer has been filled. It
is primarily useful in situations where you do not want ‘keep alive’ packets to keep the socket open and create an overhead when
the TCP data connection is not in use.
Figure 96 – TCP connect-on-demand endpoint configuration
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