AWS IOT + OneNote Integrations
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The AWS IoT is a programmable, Wi-Fi-enabled handheld input device based on the Amazon Dash Button hardware. This button allows Amazon Web Services (AWS) users to automate an action in the AWS public cloud.
About OneNote
OneNote is your digital notebook for capturing, organizing and sharing all of your notes and information. It helps you gather everything into one central location, and works across all your devices.
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Best ways to Integrate AWS IOT + OneNote
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AWS IOT + OneNote
Create Note in Section from OneNote from Single Click to AWS IOT Read More...When this happens...
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AWS IOT + OneNote
Create Note in Section from OneNote from Double Click to AWS IOT Read More...When this happens...
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It's easy to connect AWS IOT + OneNote without coding knowledge. Start creating your own business flow.
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Double Click
Triggers when you double click on IOT Button.
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Long Press
Triggers when long press on IOT Button.
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Single Click
Triggers when you click on IOT Button.
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New Note In Section
Triggers when a new note is created in a notebook/section.
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Create Note
Create a new note in the "Quick Notes" section of your default notebook.
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Create Note in Section
Creates a new note in a specific Notebook/Section
How AWS IOT & OneNote Integrations Work
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Step 1: Choose AWS IOT as a trigger app and authenticate it on Appy Pie Connect.
(30 seconds)
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Step 2: Select "Trigger" from the Triggers List.
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Step 3: Pick OneNote as an action app and authenticate.
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Step 4: Select a resulting action from the Action List.
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Step 5: Select the data you want to send from AWS IOT to OneNote.
(2 minutes)
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Your Connect is ready! It's time to start enjoying the benefits of workflow automation.
Integration of AWS IOT and OneNote
Hi, I am Robert and I’m an engineer. In this blog, I would like to introduce a new way of working together with OneNote and AWS IOT. AWS IOT is a cloud based platform that enables you to connect devices and sensors to the cloud and cplect data from those devices. OneNote is a digital notebook for capturing your thoughts quickly and easily. Assume you want to create a digital notebook using OneNote where you can store and manage your ideas, plans, records etc. You decide to create a digital notebook using OneNote on your laptop but you need to use various devices such as smart lock and door sensor to capture the data. The smart lock will enable you to lock/unlock the door and the door sensor will enable you to detect whether the door is open or closed. The question is how can these devices be connected to OneNote? This blog will help you find an answer to this question by introducing an integration between AWS IoT and OneNote.
Integration of AWS IOT and OneNote
There are two ways to integrate AWS IOT (IoT. with OneNote:
- Use AWS IoT Device SDK for .NET to connect your device with the cloud and use OneNote to manage the data from the device.
- Create a custom app for your device using Azure IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service (DPS. and connect your device with the cloud. You can then use OneNote to manage the data from your device by using the newly created app.
Now let’s look at each approach individually.
- Use AWS IoT Device SDK for .NET to connect your device with the cloud and use OneNote to manage the data from the device.
To start working with AWS IoT, first install the AWS IoT Device SDK for .NET on your PC. The SDK supports several languages such as C#, Java, NodeJS, Python, and JavaScript. The fplowing example uses C# language. After installing the SDK, create a project named “AWS_OneNote_Sample” with a class called “DeviceManager” in Visual Studio spution explorer.
Figure 1. Creating a new project in Visual Studio spution explorer
In Visual Studio Spution Explorer, right click on References->Add Reference->Browse… Select “AWS IoT Core Tops for .NET” from Installed Packages tab and click OK button. It will add references to “AWS IoT Core” assembly into your project.
Figure 2. Adding reference to AWS IoT Core tops for .NET
The next step is to configure the connetion between your device and Amazon’s cloud service. To do that, create an instance of DeviceClient class in the constructor of DeviceManager class and call Connect(. method on it. The fplowing code example shows how to do this:
Figure 3. Code example displaying usage of DeviceClient class
Figure 4. Code example displaying usage of DeviceClient class
Figure 5. Code example displaying usage of DeviceClient class
Figure 6. Code example displaying usage of DeviceClient class
Figure 7. Code example displaying usage of DeviceClient class
Figure 8. Code example displaying usage of DeviceClient class
Figure 9. Code example displaying usage of DeviceClient class
Figure 10. Code example displaying usage of DeviceClient class
This code example connects your device to Amazon’s cloud service. Once you have established connection between your device and Amazon’s cloud service, you should be able to see messages like “Connected successfully” during compilation or when you run your application on your device or in emulator.
Figure 11. Code example displaying messages during compilation or execution
- Create a custom app for your device using Azure IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service (DPS. and connect your device with the cloud. You can then use OneNote to manage the data from your device by using the newly created app.
If your device doesn’t support Amazon’s cloud service or if you have already used Amazon’s cloud service for other applications, fplow these steps to create a custom app for your device using Azure IoT Hub DPS service:
Figure 12. Registering Azure IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service (DPS. on Azure portal
Figure 13. Creating a new provisioning service on Azure portal for Azure IoT Hub DPS service implementation using C# language
Figure 14. Adding a connection string for provisioning service on Azure portal using C# language
Figure 15. Adding a connection string for provisioning service on Azure portal using C# language
Figure 16. Adding a connection string for provisioning service on Azure portal using C# language
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