| [basyx-dev] New BaSyx Java Client Example - Legacy ERP Integration |
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Dear BaSyx Community, We’re excited to share a new example [1] demonstrating the use of the BaSyx Java Client libraries [2]! This example showcases how to integrate data from a legacy ERP system with the AAS infrastructure. It’s designed to be both simple enough to serve as a boilerplate for future BaSyx applications, while complex enough to
offer insights into using the library in real-world scenarios. In this case, a simulated ERP system (via Python) exports warehouse inventory data periodically in CSV format, including key details like stock status, maintenance, or sales information for items—in our case, motors.
These exports are seamlessly integrated into the AAS infrastructure through an application built using the BaSyx Java Client libraries. The sequence diagram below outlines this workflow:
Figure 1 Sequence diagram outlining the BaSyxClient example workflow. If you have problems visualizing this figure, please use the link in [1]. We encourage you to try it out and see how the AAS reacts to changes from the ERP system. If you have any questions or encounter any issues, feel free to reach out via the basyx-dev mailing list or our GitHub. Best regards, The Eclipse BaSyx team [1] https://github.com/eclipse-basyx/basyx-java-server-sdk/tree/main/examples/BaSyxClient -- Mateus Molina Software Architect Dept.
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