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-# Setup REST and MQTT
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-* You can import the project directly from a *Version Control System*, by providing the following URL: 
-https://ewserver.di.unimi.it/gitlab/michelefiori/Lab4-Examples
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-<img src = './assets/img_1.png'>
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-* Otherwise, take care to import the project as a Gradle Project
-* If required, trust the project and accept the Gradle auto-import
-* Wait until the Gradle indexing process ends (it may take a few seconds)
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-## REST
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-* Run StartServer.java located in: *REST\_MQTT_example/src/main/java/REST/*
-    * Don't worry about the red *INFO* console prints
-* Use a REST Client application (i.e., Advanced REST Client) to test if the server works correctly
-* For example you can run the following request:
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-<img src = './assets/img_2.jpeg'>
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-## MQTT
-* Mac OS:
-  * Install homebrew from (https://brew.sh/index_it)
-  * From the terminal:  
-    `brew install mosquitto`  
-    `brew services start mosquitto`  
-    … running …  
-    `brew services stop mosquitto`
-* Windows:
-  * Download and install the mosquitto broker from https://mosquitto.org/download/
-  * Launch the mosquitto.exe file from C:\Program Files\Mosquitto
-* Linux (http://www.steves-internet-guide.com/install-mosquitto-linux/):
-  * From the terminal:  
-    `sudo apt-add-repository ppa:mosquitto-dev/mosquitto-ppa`  
-    `sudo apt-get update`  
-    `sudo apt-get install mosquitto`  
-    `sudo apt-get install mosquitto-clients`  
-    `sudo apt clean`  
-    `sudo service mosquitto start`  
-    ... running …  
-    `sudo service mosquitto stop`  
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-You can try to run the class SubExample and then the class PubExample to test that everything is working.
+# DPS Sensors