Dear customers,

in November we offer you our brand new LAN2Wi-Fi Starter Kit for a special price.

Topics:

 LAN2Wi-Fi Starter Kit DNP/SK27-WiFi
 Com/PC Linux supports Java
 Events in November

LAN2WLAN Starter Kit DNP/SK27-WiFi

Until the 31^st, January 2008 we offer the LAN2Wi-Fi Starter Kit DNP/SK27-WiFi for only EUR 249,-*. The DNP/SK27-WiFi consists of the DILNet/PC ADNP/9200, the Evaluation Board DNP/EVA11-WiFi and the Wi-Fi expansion board E2W/ESL1 which is mounted on the ADNP/9200.

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* All prices without VAT and packaging. This offer is valid as long as stocks last. Delivery quantity reserved.

Com/PC Linux supports Java

Within the Embedded Gateway Linux 2 (EGL/2) of the Com/PC a Sun Java Runtime Environment (JRE 1.5) is stored innately. Therwith it is possible to execute Java applications on the Com/PC. For the development a workstation with an installed Java Development Kit (J2SE) is needed.

The finished Java classes or JAR files are saved on the CompactFlash card of the Com/PC from where they are started. To develop Java applications you can use IDEs like Eclipse or NetBeans.

 How to write a Hello World for the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) [PDF]

 How to write a simple TCP server for the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) [PDF]

 How to use the Sun NetBeans IDE for Java Application Development [PDF]

Events in November

From 27 - 29 November 2007 the most important meeting for automation, Industrial PCs and embedded computing - the SPS/IPC/DRIVES - takes part in Nuremberg.

SSV presents itself in hall 6, booth 351 on the M2M community stand in the focal hall for industrial communication. As a founder member of the M2M Alliance we will show you powerful wired and wireless solutions in the field of machine communication. We will also show you how modern Ethernet and wireless solutions can look like and what is the state of the art.

Visit as well our lecture "Verschiedene Kerne für ungleiche Aufgaben (Different cores for different tasks)". It takes part in line with the discussion "Multi Cores für Industrie-PCs?" (Multi cores for Industrial PCs?) on Wednesday, 28^th November 2007 in the GIT automation forum in hall 7A, booth 550 from 13:00 - 15:00 h.

We look forward to see you in Nuremberg!

 SPS/IPC/DRIVES 2007