This guide shows how to use the Notifier OpenAPI in different ways. Here the OpenAPI is implemented within an user-developed app to send notifications to the Notifier. Furthermore it is shown how to use the OpenAPI within the Flow Creator and with Postman.
- Notifier OpenAPI implementation
The Notifier OpenAPI definition contains the following HTTP requests:
Supported since Notifier V1.3:
Deprecated:
The current Notifier OpenAPI specification can be downloaded here.
Using these HTTP requests, notifications can be for example triggered from another app and displayed in the Notifier.
This how to shows two ways of using the Notifier OpenAPI.
First it is described how to implement a JavaScript app in Docker including the Notifier OpenAPI. The app calculates and monitors a KPI value. Therefore the user can define two input tags that are coming from OPC UA Connector, as well as a min and max limit of the KPI value. In case these limits are passed, the app sends a notification to the Notifier app on the IED.
Furthermore, by using the Flow Creator and Postman, it is possible to handle and test API calls to the Notifier app. With both tools we will list, accept, clear and raise notification in the Notifier app via its API. For that reason the JS app needs to be on the same Edge Device and running.
- Industrial Edge Management (IEM) V1.15.17
- Industrial Edge Device (IED) ipc-ied-os 3.2.0.17
- Management applications:
- Databus Configurator V3.2.3
- Common Configurator V1.1.0
- Edge OPC UA Server Configurator V2.3.6
- Cloud Connector Configurator V1.23.2
- Flow Creator Configurator V1.12.5
- Device applications:
- Databus V3.4.0
- OPC UA Connector V2.4.3
- Common Configurator V2.5.0
- IIH Essentials V2.6.0
- Notifier V1.25.0
- Flow Creator V 1.19.2
- Industrial Edge App Publisher V1.26.2
- Docker Engine V29.7.1
- Docker Compose V5.4.0
- TIA Portal V21
- CPU 1517V V2.2.0+03
- Access to an Industrial Edge Management System (IEM)
- Onboarded Industial Edge Device (IED) on IEM
- Installed apps (see list "Used components")
- IED connected to PLC
- TIA Portal project loaded on PLC
- HTML5-capable Internet browser (e.g. Google Chrome)
The used TIA Portal project can be found here:
You can find further information about the following steps here.
- Build application
- Upload App to the Industrial Edge Managment
- Deploying of App
- Configure PLC project
- Configure PLC Connection
- Test the application
You can find further information about the following steps here.
- Launch the Flow Creator
- List all notifications
- List one notification
- Accept one notification
- Clear one notification
- Raise one notification
The Notifier OpenAPI requests can also be tested and used via the API platform Postman. You can find further information about the following steps here.
- Raise one notification
- List all notifications
- List one notification
- Accept one notification
- Clear one notification
- You can find further documentation and help in the following links
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