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- Data is correctly parsed from DCDBPusher, sent as JSON, and received
by collectagents
- Integration in libdcdb is still pending

- If a subSampling value of 0 or lower is chosen for a sensor, it will
never be pushed out over MQTT/Cassandra and only kept in memory

- This plugin allows to write arbitrary sensor data to the local file system
- Removed the obsolete sink functionality in SensorBase
- Also fixed a minor bug concerning MQTT topic assignment in template analyzers

- The MQTT topic of a sensor is now used to identify the file name of the
sink and is appended to the path given as input

- Analytics plugins can be now loaded and unloaded dynamically
- DCDBPusher now looks into the current configuration directory if no
path is supplied when loading/reloading a plugin

- Textual MQTT topics working in dcdbpusher and data analytics framework
- REST API still not working properly
- Testing on the collectagent not performed yet

- When performing sensor queries with absolute timestamps (rel=false) a
binary search algorithm is used to compute the bounds of the required
sensor cache view
- This is more accurate than the fuzzy method employed with relative
timestamps (rel=true)

- First step for integration of the analytics framework in the collectagent
- QueryEngine and REST API integration still missing
- Proper testing still to be done
- Added a probe function: the global config file is scanned before
initialization, and if no data analytics plugins are requested, no
sensor navigator is built

- Added some more indentation to make the configurations more readable
- Fixed one more warning in dcdbquery

- Sensor caches across DCDB are now managed by the CacheEntry
implementation under "common"
- Provides utility methods to perform averages, checks, get views etc.
- SensorCache class in collectagent kept due to its libdcdb dependencies

- Added a 'common' directory where all shared code has been placed
- Analytics package has been moved out of dcdbpusher, now has its own makefile
- Some renaming here and there for uniformity