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Sending PDM to RSU Test

0111sandesh edited this page Mar 24, 2017 · 9 revisions

Goal

Successfully submit a PDM message to the ODE to be sent to RSU.

Procedure

  1. Open Postman or other RESTful service to send requests to the url for PDM messages(:8080/pdm)
  2. Use correct RSU credentials and create a valid JSON object based off of the Template found in the folder:
    jpo-ode/data/PDM_Message_Testing_Files
  3. Copy and paste the JSON object from previous step in body of the Postman's HTTP request and send the request.
  4. Check Postman's response body to verify the response.
  5. Use snmpget <oid> to confirm that the message successfully arrived on the RSU.

Releases

Change Notices

Informational Reference

  • Decode a file with asn1c
  • Deposit BSM to S3
  • Docker fix for SSL issues due to corporate network
  • Docker management
  • ECDSA Primer
  • Filter BSMs through PPM module
  • Geofence Filtering for PPM
  • Import BSMs from RSU log file
  • Import TIMs from RSU log file
  • jpo security svcs Integration
  • Link host directory to Docker directory
  • Migrating from SDW websocket depositor to SDW Depositor Submodule
  • ODE Release Deployment
  • ODE Release Preparation
  • Prepare a fresh Ubuntu instance for ODE installation
  • Process for Handling Bugs (Code Defects)
  • Run the ODE using the ASN codec module
  • Query RSU for set TIMs
  • Schema Version 6 Change Notice
  • Signed Message File Import
  • TIM REST Endpoint Changes
  • Using the .env configuration file
  • Using the ODE test harness

Test Procedures

  • Delete TIM on RSU test
  • Event Logger Test
  • Import Decode and Deliver BSM Test
  • Manage SNMP Test
  • Sending PDM to RSU Test
  • Sending TIM to RSU Test
  • Submit_TIM_To_SDW Test

Archived

  • Log File Changes (schemaVersion=4)
  • Receive BSMs over UDP
  • Receive ISD via UDP and deposit to SDC
  • Receive VSD via UDP and deposit to SDC
  • Run the crypto test vectors code with ODE team's OSS encoder
  • SchemaVersion 5 Change Notice
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