This repository contains a Java program, that allows you to retrieve weather data from the OpenWeatherMap API and send it to the Fogwing IoTHub API. The program can be run using Eclipse IDE.

Note: This program is specific to send OpenWeatherMap (OWM) to Fogwing. It may require additional modifications and configurations to work properly with your specific use case.

• Eclipse IDE

To run the OWMToFogwingClient program in Eclipse IDE, follow the step-by-step instructions below:

• Clone the fogwing-thirdpatry-integration-java repository containing the program code to your local machine.

• Visit the official Eclipse website to download the Eclipse installer and install Eclipse IDE on your machine.
• Launch Eclipse IDE once the installation is complete.

• Click on File in the menu bar and select Open Projects from File System, in the dialog that appears, click on the "Directory" button and navigate to the location where you cloned the repository. Select the OWMFogwingAPIIntegration folder and click "Finish" to import the project into Eclipse.
• Once the project is imported, locate the OWMToFogwingClient.java file in the Eclipse Project Explorer. It should be located in the OWMFogwingAPIIntegration package.

• Locate the credentials.json file in OWMFogwingAPIIntegration package, open the file and you will find sections for OWM and Fogwing credentials,update the respective fields with your valid OWM and Fogwing credentials.

Note: Ensure that you provide valid OWM and Fogwing IoTHub credentials in the credentials.json file for successful data transmission.

• Right-click on the OWMToFogwingClient.java file and select Run As > Java Application from the context menu.
• The program will start executing, and the output will be displayed in the Eclipse console.

Note: If everything goes according to the instructions mentioned above, you should see {"data":"Successfully published","description":"The Request Has Succeeded","message":"Created","statusCode":201} message displayed in the Eclipse console. In case of any errors or issues, an error message will be shown instead.

• Now you are ready to analyze your data at Fogwing Platform portal, you can check all the data within the data storage in the portal.

• Fogwing Open APIs Docs.
• OpenWeatherMap API Docs.
• Fogwing Platform Forum.
• Fogwing Platform Docs.