I am new to Project Haystack and starting work on a Server implementation based on Shift-4-Haystack connecting with my existing database. While there are quite a few implementations on both client and server side, each has its own requirements/language/platform/etc. and it is a bit tough to get started.
Are there any publicly accessible sample/test systems available? I could see use for both:
* Server - For testing client code from login and authentication through retrieving historical data, etc. That would allow for verification that I have the protocol correct, can correctly interpret Zinc, etc.
* Client - For testing server code, in this case allowing verification that Zinc is being generated properly, etc.
Rick JenningsThu 8 Aug
Hi Manasseh,
I used SkySpark and its standard demo project as a test server application when I first created Phable, which is a simple Project Haystack client written in Python.
If you go to the tests folder in the Phable project here, you can see these basic tests in the file named test_client.py.
My intention is to eventually transition these tests to depend on Haxall, which is open source, instead of SkySpark.
Manasseh Katz Wed 7 Aug
I am new to Project Haystack and starting work on a Server implementation based on Shift-4-Haystack connecting with my existing database. While there are quite a few implementations on both client and server side, each has its own requirements/language/platform/etc. and it is a bit tough to get started.
Are there any publicly accessible sample/test systems available? I could see use for both:
* Server - For testing client code from login and authentication through retrieving historical data, etc. That would allow for verification that I have the protocol correct, can correctly interpret Zinc, etc.
* Client - For testing server code, in this case allowing verification that Zinc is being generated properly, etc.
Rick Jennings Thu 8 Aug
Hi Manasseh,
I used SkySpark and its standard demo project as a test server application when I first created Phable, which is a simple Project Haystack client written in Python.
If you go to the tests folder in the Phable project here, you can see these basic tests in the file named
test_client.py.My intention is to eventually transition these tests to depend on Haxall, which is open source, instead of SkySpark.
Rick