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Re: Watch Values in own application results in TCP reset [message #1840387 is a reply to message #1840378] |
Tue, 13 April 2021 20:01 |
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Eclipse 4diac follows the IEC 61499 compliance profile for feasibility demonstrations: https://www.holobloc.com/doc/ita/index.htm
There it is defined how packets sent and recieved by 4diac FORTE have to be encoded. Furthermore there also the basis for the deployment is described. Please have a look in the section on configurability provisions. In short a configuration/monitoring client has to send two strings to the device and will get one string back. The strings are encoded following the definitions in the interoperability section of the compliance profile.
The commands for watching are extensions on top of that specification.
May I ask what the task is you like to achieve. If you want to read data for data analytics are very detailed debugging please be warned that the monitoring is very inaccurate and follows a polled model. It is mostly only sufficient for humans to watch. If you want to have more detailed high resolution data i recommend to use our OPC UA implementation. And on the client side then a java stack like Eclipse Milo.
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Re: Watch Values in own application results in TCP reset [message #1840624 is a reply to message #1840557] |
Tue, 20 April 2021 20:34 |
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You are welcome. Please not the first string (in your example MY_SYSTEM) needs to be the name of the resource where your FB is located.
Looking forward to hear of monitoring is the right element for you. The advantage (maybe also disadvantage) is that you can access all data inside a 4diac FORTE instance. With means like Publish FBs or OPC UA you have to define the data interface as part of your application. This needs work but also has some advantages for defining what is accessible.
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