Does Alljoyn really support iOS? It seems the last release supports iOS 8.x. Have not seen anything beyond 8.x. Am I missing something? Looking for a way to use interoperable WiFi Peer-to-Peer on Android, iOS, and Windows10 (Mobile) platforms.
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Yes, AllJoyn supports iOS. This library was written on Objective-C and company I worked at had to support and upgrade the framework by our own. The code is private.
You could also ask and learn something on their official page.
UPD:
- AllJoyn is connecting with Open Connectivity Foundation. So better to look at their solution.
- And look at this IoTivity solution. Seems promising.
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The last release was for iOS 8.x. Will the Objective-C libraries still run on iOS 10 and soon to be iOS 11? What kind of performance did you get in terms of MBytes/sec. Any long latency issues? What is the connection type -- P2P, WiFi infrastructure, roll-your-own WiFi P2P? Thanks for your service on this project. – skmansfield Aug 15 '17 at 22:18
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Long appliance discovering (3 sec minimum). WiFi infrastructure in one WiFi local network. – Aleksey Potapov Aug 17 '17 at 18:51
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1I looked through OCF and ioTivity. A couple of observations. I don't want to paintbrush the who initiative but, the main focus of OCF seems to be Internet of Things. Mobile P2P appears to be a secondary focus. There does not appear to be an interoperable P2P solution available at this time. Looks like most of the P2P focus is Android. I can't find any recent iOS support with AllJoyn or IoTivity. AllJoyn has been folded into IoTivity. Does anyone know of an interoperable mobile P2P solution? – skmansfield Aug 18 '17 at 17:07