KML Sender

The KML Sender application provides an example of how the Sit(x) bridge adapter feature can be used. In this application, KML files are read from a directory. The contents of each KML file are crafted into Cursor-on-Target (CoT) XML messages and are sent to the Sit(x) bridge adapter.

You will need to s a .env file. The NodeJS process relies on a .env file to control the following parameters:

• ACCESSKEY The access key for the SitX bridge adapter.
• SECRETKEY The secret key for the SitX bridge adapter.
• SCOPE The scope for the SitX bridge adapter.
• STREAMING The WebSocket streaming URL for the SitX bridge adapter.

The application can be compiled and launched by first installing NodeJS, then from the CLI:

1. Create the .env file
2. npm install
3. npm start

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