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Based on the provided context, there isn’t a specific example mentioned for transmitting data to Torizon.io using the Fluent C API. However, the Torizon samples repository contains various examples that can be used as a starting point for different use cases, and it is likely that you can adapt one of these samples to fit your needs.
To get started, you can follow these steps:
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Check the Torizon Samples Repository: Look for any existing samples that might be related to data transmission or network communication. The repository is designed to be used with the Torizon IDE Extension, which can help you set up and modify the samples.
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Use the Torizon Cloud API: The Torizon Cloud API allows you to automate, extend, and integrate Torizon Cloud features. You can create an API client, obtain a token, and use the API endpoints to transmit data to Torizon.io. The API documentation and OpenAPI specification can guide you through the process.
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Adapt an Existing Sample: If there is no direct example for the Fluent C API, you can adapt an existing sample that uses a similar approach. For instance, you can modify a sample that demonstrates network communication or data handling to include the Fluent C API for transmitting data.
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Contribute Back: If you manage to create a working example, consider contributing it back to the torizon-samples repository. This can help others who might have the same requirement.
If you need more specific guidance or if there are particular aspects of the Fluent C API you are struggling with, you might want to check the issues section of the torizon-samples repository or reach out to the Toradex community for further assistance.
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