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|There are two options to get access to Robotino's sensors and actors from your own program.
 
|There are two options to get access to Robotino's sensors and actors from your own program.
 
* The first option is to link against the [[API2|API2 C/C++ library]]. This option is probably the best way if your program is written in C or C++.
 
* The first option is to link against the [[API2|API2 C/C++ library]]. This option is probably the best way if your program is written in C or C++.
* The second option is to interface Robotino's [[Rest_api|REST-API]]. The REST-API can be accessed easily from .Net, Java, Matlab, LabView and so on.
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* The second option is to interface Robotino's [[Rest_api|REST-API]]. The REST-API can be accessed easily from .Net, Java, [[Matlab_rest|Matlab]], LabView and so on.
 
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Revision as of 17:37, 20 March 2019

Introduction

Robotino coding icon 64.png There are two options to get access to Robotino's sensors and actors from your own program.
  • The first option is to link against the API2 C/C++ library. This option is probably the best way if your program is written in C or C++.
  • The second option is to interface Robotino's REST-API. The REST-API can be accessed easily from .Net, Java, Matlab, LabView and so on.

.Net

Call a Web API From a .NET Client (C#)

Java

Java Apache HttpClient REST (RESTful) client examples