I have a basic setup now that works for my in-wall light switches and also the smart plug:
https://www.bosch-smarthome.com/uk/en/products/smart-system-solutions/smart-plug
What remains to do is the pairing. Iām still using the pre-paired keys I have from using the nodeJS implementation.
Once I have that running, I would appreciate if somebody could test what I have been doing so far 
Code is here:
I have 5 Bosch Twinguard smoke detectors.
https://www.bosch-smarthome.com/de/de/shop?url=produkte/smart-system-solutions/twinguard
Give me a shout when it makes sense to give it a try.
I actually donāt have a Twinguard, so I donāt think I will be able to add that to the binding myself.
The API description has almost nothing about it either.
Hi Stefan, here you should find all information you need to implement the twinguard:
https://apidocs.bosch-smarthome.com/local/
Just open the dropdown āSelect a definitionā and select Twinguard.
Hope that helps!
This is excellent, thank you very much for sharing @hxmelab.
I just started a new job today, so I wonāt have terribly much time to work on this binding until Christmas or so, but Iāll keep on working on it, I promise.
Seeing that the API is so well documented now and having the OpenHap Binding in progress makes me really want to buy more of these cool Bosch Smart Home devices too
Maybe Iāll get a TwinGuard myself 
I have a ioBroker running on an raspberrypi, so far the bosch-smart-home-bridge adapter for ioBroker works fine. But i would like to use openHab instead of ioBroker, so i hope there will be a binding soon
Just to keep you guys in the loop: itās getting there:
Have to work a bit more on the initial bootstrapping, but that is also getting there, hopefully. This is for:
Good work @skaestle! 
- Additional radiator thermostat would be great! If you need testing, let me know!
Great progress @skaestle! When do you estimate the availability of this solution as binding? Wait with a lot of tension for the integration of my sensors and radiator thermostats
P.S. I would also be happy to assist with the tests ā¦ 
Itās hard to anticipate, I have most of the code for registering OpenHab with the Bosch Smart Home Controller, but it does not work yet. Might be just a quick fix, or very painful, itās really hard to anticipate
Just today there was an update of the Controller, which again broke something (little), but thatās another thing I need to fix before you can test it. Will let you know how it goes
that sounds like a challenge (homely solvable with a quick fix) 
In any case, thank you for the constant interim status - that gives hopeā¦
Stay healthy and I wish us all a success with this binding 
Sorry I did not see that you are already working on a binding. For the iobroker Adapter I created a library to make the integration easier. I did the same for java.
Sorry if I knew this earlier I could have added you as contributer. Just let me know if it is already too late or if you are still interested. At least the information may help?
@skaestle Iām very interested. Please let me know if you need somebody to test things 
I have some inwall-rollershutters installed.
Thank you @skaestle for your shared Bosch SHC code. The hardest part for me was to setup the correct keystore content, but after this your add-on works well and I now make use of my Bosch SmartHomeController.
Oh wow!
Setup of the keystore is very much incomplete in the addon. I wanted to add code that does this automatically from Java, but couldnāt get it to work so far (because of weird packaging issues with mvn)
Could you describe how you set it up? Did you do it from the command line using the keytool?
Cheers,
Stefan
Steps to register a new client and create the JKS keystore to use it in Bosch SHC add-on:
The two Smart Home Controller CA certs are provided in the Github repo See Host Verification for more details.
Cool, thatās a really nice explanation of the process, better than the one I was using myself 
In the long run, of course, it would be nice to have the addon to these steps automatically. The issue I had was that one of the Java dependencies needed (bouncycastle) didnāt play well with the Maven setup that OpenHab is using. Itās likely that I might have done something wrong, since I donāt know Maven very well.
I asked a while ago here on the forums, but nobody seemed to be able to help with this.
Perhaps one way forward is to write a small program to generate the key and register it with the SHC to test if that even works before trying to integrate it in OpenHab ā¦
Thanks @GerdZanker for the step-by-step instructions
I created a small shell script to generate the keystore from the certificates and the private key. Hope it saves some other devs some time:
#!/bin/bash
keystoreName=openHAB.jks
read -p "Please enter a password for the new keystore: " keystorePassword
echo "-----------------------"
# Combine client certificate and private key into PKCS 12 keystore
openssl pkcs12 -export -in "./client-cert.pem" -inkey "./client-key.pem" -name shc_client -out $keystoreName -passout pass:$keystorePassword
echo "Created keystore $keystoreName from client certificate and private key"
echo "-----------------------"
# Import Smart Home certificates
keytool -keystore $keystoreName -storepass $keystorePassword -noprompt -import -alias shc_issuing_ca -file "./Smart Home Controller Issuing CA.pem"
keytool -keystore $keystoreName -storepass $keystorePassword -noprompt -import -alias shc_productive_root_ca -file "./Smart Home Controller Productive Root CA.pem"
echo "-----------------------"
# List certificates
keytool -keystore $keystoreName -storepass $keystorePassword -list
echo "-----------------------"
read -p "Press Enter to exit"And of course thanks @skaestle for starting with the binding. I just checked out everything and try to get it to run.
A bit of background about me: Iām a software developer and recent owner of some Bosch Smart Home devices (3 shutter controls and 2 thermostats). Just starting to play around a bit with all this smart home stuff and openHAB. But it feels quite familiar with my background in web devlopment I just have to get warm again with Java
Hi Christian!
Thanks for being brave enough to try this out already
Note that currently there is neither support for shutter controls nor thermostats, and I have neither of the available at home for testing.
Now that I added support for quite some of the Bosch devices, the workflow is relatively smooth If you feel like helping a bit, Iād be more than happy to assist with writing the binding, and perhaps Iāll even have a bunch of spare cycles to do a skeleton implementation. For that, Iād probably need some of the debug output that the plugin will produce one you fire it up.
Although your devices are not supported, the plugin should be able to connect to the SHC and list all registered devices (and thanks to Gerd probably also the rooms again!)
Happy to help