* ServiceType: indicate InProc or OutOfProc
* ModeType : indicate whether we want to do server, client or both
* ipAddress : ip address of server.
- * if you speecifiy 0.0.0.0 : it listens on any interface.
+ * if you specify 0.0.0.0 : it listens on any interface.
* port : port of server.
- * : if you specifiy 0 : next available random port is used.
+ * : if you specify 0 : next available random port is used.
* : if you specify 5683 : client discovery can work even if they don't specify port.
* QoS : Quality of Service : CONFIRMABLE or NON CONFIRMABLE.
*/
* //192.168.1.1/oc/a/light"
* First parameter can take a relative URI and core will take care of preparing the fully
* qualified URI OR
- * first paramter can take fully qualified URI and core will take that as is for further
+ * first parameter can take fully qualified URI and core will take that as is for further
* operations
* NOTE: OCStackResult is defined in ocstack.h.
*/
* //192.168.1.1/oc/a/light"
* First parameter can take a relative URI and core will take care of preparing the fully
* qualified URI OR
- * first paramter can take fully qualified URI and core will take that as is for further
+ * first parameter can take fully qualified URI and core will take that as is for further
* operations
* NOTE: OCStackResult is defined in ocstack.h.
*/
OCPlatform_impl(const PlatformConfig& config);
/**
- * Private function to initalize the platfrom
+ * Private function to initialize the platform
*/
void init(const PlatformConfig& config);
// TODO-CA Revisit this since we are exposing two identifiers
/**
- * Function to get a unqiue identifier for this
+ * Function to get a unique identifier for this
* resource across network interfaces. This will
* be guaranteed unique for every resource-per-server
* independent of how this was discovered.
{
// ######################################################################
//! An output archive designed to save data to JSON
- /*! This archive uses RapidJSON to build serialie data to JSON.
+ /*! This archive uses RapidJSON to build serialized data to JSON.
JSON archives provides a human readable output but at decreased
performance (both in time and space) compared to binary archives.