Like with the sensor and the actuator, we need a CoAP endpoint in our controller to be able to communicate over CoAP:
private static void MonitorCoap()
{
CoapEndpoint Endpoint = new CoapEndpoint();We want to monitor two of our observable resources: the light sensor and the motion detector on our sensor. The simplest way to do this is to use the CoapObserver class, as shown in the next code snippet. This class performs the corresponding event subscription call to the resource and makes sure the values are constantly being reported, as expected. If no values are received within a given time frame, it will issue new event subscription calls. In this way, the observer recovers messages if they are lost or the observed resource is restarted:
CoapObserver LightObserver = new CoapObserver (Endpoint, true,"192.168.0.15", CoapEndpoint.DefaultCoapPort, "light/txt",string.Empty, 2 * 5); CoapObserver MotionObserver = new CoapObserver (Endpoint...