Java M2X API Client

The AT&T M2X API provides all the needed operations and methods to connect your devices to AT&T's M2X service. This client provides an easy to use interface for your favorite language, Java.

Getting Started

1. Signup for an M2X Account: https://m2x.att.com/signup
2. Obtain your Master Key from the Master Keys tab of your Account Settings: https://m2x.att.com/account
3. Create your first Data Source Blueprint and copy its Feed ID: https://m2x.att.com/blueprints
4. Review the M2X API Documentation: https://m2x.att.com/developer/documentation/overview

If you have questions about any M2X specific terms, please consult the M2X glossary: https://m2x.att.com/developer/documentation/glossary

Setup

The M2X Java client is not submitted to any of the existing Maven repositories. To start using it now, please build and install it locally.

Maven 3 is required for client building. After Maven installation please execute the following command from root directory of client source code (folder where pom.xml file is placed) to build:

    mvn package install

install can be omitted in case the client is used in a non-Maven environment.

Afterwards, the client's jar will be created in the target directory. By default, Maven builds jar files without dependencies. Please see required libraries and their versions in the Requirements and Dependencies section.

To build client with all dependencies included please run the following command:

    mvn package install -P one-jar

See target directory for jar with one-jar suffix in the name.

Requirements and Dependencies

The M2X Java client requires Java version 1.5 or greater.

Add the following to pom.xml to start using M2XClient.

<dependency>
	<groupId>com.att.m2x</groupId>
    <artifactId>m2x-java-client</artifactId>
	<version>0.1-SNAPSHOT</version>
</dependency>

The client has the following library dependencies:

• Apache HttpComponents, 4.3.1, http://hc.apache.org/
• Jackson, 2.3.0, https://github.com/FasterXML/jackson

Example

To create a client instance only one parameter, the API Key, is required. Your Master API Key can be found in your account settings, and a feed API key is available in your Data Source details screen. To create a client instance, do the following:

	import com.att.m2x.client.M2XClient;

	M2XClient client = new M2XClient("your api key here")

The client provides an interface to access your Blueprints, Batches, Data Sources, Feeds and Keys.

Blueprints

Get an instance of BlueprintResource before starting to work with Blueprints:

	client.blueprints()

These are thread-safe objects, so they can be stored and reused.

Fetch a collection of items (Spec):

	Page<Blueprint> blueprints = client.blueprints().list()

Page object is a wrapper above every portion of available blueprints. Use getData() methods of Page object to get list of blueprints.

Use params builder to change how many objects are included in the page, or move forth above pages:

	import static com.att.m2x.client.builder.QueryBuilders.*

	blueprints = client.blueprints().list(limit(100));
	...
	blueprints = client.blueprints().list(page(2).limit(20));

Single item retrieval (Spec)

	Blueprint blueprint = client.blueprints().get("188a0afb3adc379706e780a4eafbd153");

The first parameter of get() is the Blueprint id blueprint.getId();

Create new instance (Spec)

To simplify the creation of a new object, the M2X Java client provides a set of builders. Use static import to take builder for required object type:

	import static com.att.m2x.client.builder.ModelBuilders.blueprint;

	Blueprint blueprint = client.blueprints().create(
   	     blueprint().name("Sample Blueprint").visibility(Visibility.PRIVATE)
                	.tags("Tag One", "Tag Two")
	);

If for some reason builder is not suitable, the client can use the map of objects. This map store pairs of String and Object where map key is the parameters name and map value is the value of a given parameter. Basic types, Date and collection are supported as parameter value.

Please be careful with case and spelling of the parameter's name. The client will throw InternalServerErrorException exception when a parameter's name is incorrect, and 'UnprocessableEntityException' when value is incorrect or missed.

The above example can be written in the following form:

	Map<String, Object> data = new HashMap<String, Object>();
	data.put("name", "Sample Blueprint");
	data.put("visibility", Visibility.PRIVATE);
	data.put("tags", "Tag One,Tag Two");

	Blueprint blueprint = client.blueprints().create(data);

Update item (Spec)

Similar to object creation, updating can be performed using the builder provided by the client:

	import static com.att.m2x.client.builder.ModelBuilders.*

    client.blueprints().update(blueprint.getId(),
        	blueprint().name("Sample Blueprint").visibility(Visibility.PRIVATE)
                	.tags("Tag One", "Tag Two")
	);

Please note that creating and updating reuses the same set of builders.

Or, using map:

	Map<String, Object> data = new HashMap<String, Object>();
	data.put("name", "Sample Blueprint");
	data.put("visibility", Visibility.PRIVATE);
	data.put("tags", "Tag One,Tag Two");

	Blueprint blueprint = client.blueprints().update(blueprint.getId(), data);

Removal (Spec)

    client.blueprints().delete(blueprint.getId());

DataSources

DataSourceResource has an API similar to BlueprintResource. Get it from M2XClient:

	DataSourceResource dataSetResource = client.dataSources()

and use it in the same way, except creating new instance and update them:

	import static com.att.m2x.client.builder.ModelBuilders.*

	DataSource blueprint = client.dataSources().create(
        	dataSource().name("Sample Blueprint").visibility(Visibility.PUBLIC)
                	.tags("Tag One", "Tag Two")
	);

Batches

Get BatchResource to start working with batches:

	client.batches();

This resource provides the same basic API to work with batches like BlueprintResource.

List DataSources from a Batch (Spec)

To fetch all the datasources in a given batch, use the following snippet:

	Page<DataSource> sources = client.batches().batch("188a0afb3adc379706e780a4eafbd153").dataSources();

The first parameter of batch() is the Batch id.

Add new DataSource to Batch (Spec)

	client.batches().batch("b1e8abbad65cb52b0d75eb2e63efa782").addSerial("ABC1234");

Keys

All operation for Keys is placed inside the KeyResource:

	client.keys();

Fetch the collection of keys (Spec)

Return a list of all registered keys:

	List<Key> keys = client.keys().list();

Or return a list of keys for a given Feed:

	List<Key> keys = client.keys().list("61179472a42583cffc889478010a092a");

Create new key (Spec)

Can be done with builder or map:

    Key key = client.keys().create(key().name("Test Key").permissions(Permission.GET));

When using map, please keep in mind that permissions should be placed inside either list or set.

Update key (Spec)

    client.keys().update("b1e8abbad65cb52b0d75eb2e63efa782", key().name("Test Key").permission(Permission.GET));

Delete key (Spec)

    client.keys().delete("b1e8abbad65cb52b0d75eb2e63efa782");

Key regeneration (Spec)

	Key key = client.keys().regenerate("b1e8abbad65cb52b0d75eb2e63efa782");

Feeds

Feed is accessible by the feeds() method of the M2XClient instance. Feeds creation occurs when creating a DataSource, Blueprint or Batch. That is why FeedResource can't create or update or delete Feed.

Fetch a list (Spec)

Get first page of feeds:

	Page<Feed> feeds = client.feeds().list()

Get given page with non-default page size:

	import static com.att.m2x.client.builder.QueryBuilders.*

	Page<Feed> feeds = client.feeds().list(page(2).limit(25));

Search by name and filter type:

	import static com.att.m2x.client.builder.QueryBuilders.*

	Page<Feed> feeds = client.feeds().list(query("Feed Name").type(FeedType.BATCH));

Search by location:

	import static com.att.m2x.client.builder.QueryBuilders.*

	Page<Feed> feeds = client.feeds().list(latlong(-37.978, -57.547).within(100, DistanceUnit.KM));

Every search can be combined with pagination:

	import static com.att.m2x.client.builder.QueryBuilders.*

	Page<Feed> feeds = client.feeds().list(
        	latlong(-37.978, -57.547).within(100, DistanceUnit.KM),
        	limit(25)
	);

Get an item (Spec)

	Feed feed = client.feeds().get("0e545075fd71aaabf5e85bfb502ea35a");

Working with streams

Get list of streams (Spec):

    List<Stream> streams = client.feed("0e545075fd71aaabf5e85bfb502ea35a").streams().list();

Or in a longer form:

    List<Stream> streams = client.feeds().feed("0e545075fd71aaabf5e85bfb502ea35a").streams().list();

Create or update stream (Spec):

    Stream stream = client.feed("").streams().create("Sample Stream", new Unit("speed", "kph"));

    client.feed("").streams().update("Sample Stream", new Unit("speed", "kph"));

Add value to stream (Spec):

    client.feed("Feed Id").streams().addValues("Stream Name", new Value("Value to add"),
            new Value("Value to add", new Date()));

It's possible to add several values in multiple streams (Spec):

    Map<String, List<Value>> wrapper = new HashMap<String, List<Value>>();
    List<Value> values = new ArrayList<Value>();
    values.add(new Value("Value to go"));
    wrapper.put("Stream Name"), values);

    client.feed("Feed Id").addValues(wrapper);

Get list of values (Spec):

    ValueListResponse response = client.feed("0e545075fd71aaabf5e85bfb502ea35a")
            .streams().values("Stream Id");

Method values() also support filtering values by start and the end date:

    import static com.att.m2x.client.builder.QueryBuilders.*

    ValueListResponse response = client.feed("0e545075fd71aaabf5e85bfb502ea35a")
            .streams().values("Stream Id", start(new Date).limit(15));

Working with triggers

Get the list of triggers (Spec):

    List<Trigger> triggers = client.feed("0e545075fd71aaabf5e85bfb502ea35a").triggers().list();

Get a specific trigger (Spec):

    List<Trigger> triggers = client.feed("0e545075fd71aaabf5e85bfb502ea35a").triggers().get("1");

Create a new instance with builder (Spec):

    import static com.att.m2x.client.builder.ModelBuilders.*

    Trigger trigger = client.feed("0e545075fd71aaabf5e85bfb502ea35a").triggers().create(
            trigger().stream("Stream Id").name(name)
                    .condition(Condition.EQUAL).value(String.valueOf(10))
                    .callback("http://example.com")
    );

Delete trigger (Spec):

    client().feed("0e545075fd71aaabf5e85bfb502ea35a").triggers().delete("2");

Test trigger (Spec):

    client().feed("0e545075fd71aaabf5e85bfb502ea35a").triggers().test("1");