In OpenHAB of course.
I gave it a try with an android-device. unfortunately it isnāt compatible.
Will try an emulated device today.
Thanks for the explanation of the connections!
I also donāt know about debugging on IPhone. Have never done it. I have searched for it, but to me it doesnāt seem very straight-forward. Also I donāt have a Mac.
so Yeah, for now it seems like itās gonna be a bug. 
Would also be cool if you build the binding from master branch. Iāve finally merged Icon support in and added discovery for Room things. Unfortunately had to code blind-folded because i donāt have the hardware. So would be cool to try and debug it.
Thanks! I built it from the master Branch on Github.
Iām also working on emulating an android device, however thereās always something wrong. But I will get one up and running. 
On a different note. I couldnāt get to the āwebportalā for pairing. (previously; IP:8080/devireg/)
I looked over parts of your code, and also tried /icon, /receive, /danfoss. But I always get E404.
Have you changed the address or do I have a problem with my build? 
Thanks!
Hi! Should be āhttps://IP:8080/danfoss/ā. Just checked with the development environment, it works here.
Check that there are no exceptions thrown upon startup. May be something gets screwed up when configs are uninitialized or something, itās hard to debug. See DanfossHandlerFactory.activate(), the servlet is created last.
And i know what can be screwed up. Make sure that no traces of old version are left over, including configs. Previously i had a problem with 2.4; old version of the .jar could persist in the cache, resulting in a fight over resources between several versions of the same binding. The directory in question is /var/lib/openhab2/cache. Stop the OpenHAB and look for *.jar there and delete any stale version of devireg.
Then replace the .jar in /usr/share/openhab2/addons and start the OH.
During the big overhaul iāve replaced all the IDs; the old config doesnāt fit any more. Now itās Danfoss binding, not Devireg.
Iām stuck. No Idea what the problem is.
I just cannot access the webinterface. (E 404 Not found)
How I proceeded;
First played around with the configs & cache.
After some problems i couldnāt access openhab2 anymore. (yeah, I messed up :D)
installing again, and restarting the service didnāt help.
So I removed openhab2 completely and installed it again. and also removed java and installed it again.
Now I can access the openhab2 webinterface.
added the .jar which I built from the most recent version of the files from github, to the addons folder.
freshly installed opensdg
waiting for 6 hours, still cannot access /danfoss
I tried:
http://localhost:8080/danfoss
https://localhost:8443/danfoss
/start/index works for both the https and http variants.
in /var/log/openhab2/ I couldnāt find an error.
The only further thing I could imagine to be worth a try is to use a .jar from someone with a working install. Any suggestions? Else it would be cool if someone would upload his .jar. 
BTW I have the icon app now installed on an andoid device.
I also tried on an completely fresh setup debian maschine.
No success.
Huh. Okay, iāll add some trace logs and notify you. It just should work.
Maybe my build really is the problem though.
I compared the packaged content of the .jars.
I built the new one using jar from default-jdk.
my java version:
openjdk version ā11.0.7ā 2020-04-14
Did you build it in eclipse? Would you mind building it and uploading it / or making an experimental release on github?
Hello! Yes, i am building in Eclipse, installed according to instructions on openhab.org
Give me your email, iāll build a version with some logging, just in case, and send it to you. Weāll verify it together.
Hi, Iām not so familiar with openHAB, but is there a way to use this solution separately in other home automation systems? As a standalone tool? Like: connect , set the temperature setings up or down and disconnect?
I use Linux platform on RPi 3+ with Domoticz.
Grzegorz.
Hello and welcome onboard!
It is possible to use another HA software (or build your own solution) around the opensdg library. The library itself is written in C and client-agnostic.
For all: i did not vanish, just busy with other things and construction of my next room 
Hi Pavel,
I just found your project and library. Kudos!!! 
Iām wondering if you finished rewriting OpenSDG into pure JAVA (without extra C dependencies)?
Iām considering buying DeviReg Smart for my house and Iād like to use them with Python, so if Iāll have a pure JAVA version I think Iāll be able to port it to Python.
Again, awesome work!!!
Also wanted to thank you for superb work. I have quite many Devismart wifi thermostats for electric floor heating and was really eager to get them working with Openhab. And they work well!
A question though, is there some kind of polling interval of the temperature values and could it be changed somehow? Just noticed that room temperature values donāt get updated as often as through the Devi official Android app. I was also thinking whether it could be possible to indicate if the heatingās on in the future.
Hi! Havenāt even started. Have other things to do.
However i agree i need something in order to upstream the binding finally. I am not developing it further because there are no wishes or bug reports; and it does everything i need.
In fact thereās no polling interval at all. The thermostat sends an update itself once any value changes. If you experience lags, check if your connection is stable. Make sure thereās no āthermostat went offlineā or something in logs.
Already done in master. Need time to update the documentation and publlish the next release.
Thanks for the reply.
You are right, if things are working there is no need to change them
However, a pure java implementation would allow you to submit this as an official binding and would help me in rewriting this into Python, but if finally have those thermostats Iāll start even with C code.
Again, thanks for awesome work!
Thanks for the reply. I was just wondering if thereās a polling as the app shows temp changes far more often than Openhab does. But maybe itās something else then.
Iām really glad to hear that you have an update already in place for enabling the operating state!
By the way, fun fact: energy consumption monitoring, provided by the app, is fake :). I. e. it just takes operating time (this one is real) and multiplies it by wattage you specify in the app. The binding doesnāt reproduce this behavior and just directly makes state available instead, so that you could do your own accounting / graphing / whatever of any kind.
I know. No time. But thanks for kicking me. 
I actually want to upstream it, and i agree that managing native code with dependencies is a pain. And i really donāt want to make a static linkage of the whole thing, itās a pain on Linux because you would need to build everything from source.
Or you can make a python binding for the existing C library. AFAIK pip is quite good at managing native code dependencies.