The control interface of the system is included into the TCntrNode object and, accordingly, covers all the nodes of the dynamic tree of the system, allowing you to consistently manage the system regardless of the client tool used. The control interface of the system is based on the markup language XML. You can think of many ways to use control interface of system, as an example, we'll note the following most meaningful solutions:
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The Control Interface is included in the [[#TCntrNode]] object and it covers all nodes of the dynamic tree of the program, allowing uniform control of the program regardless of the client tool used. The Control Interface is made on the basis of the XML markup language and for which you can come up with many ways to use, for example, we note the following most indicative solutions:
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* Web interface of the configuration ;
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* Web Interface of the configuration;
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* GUI configuration interface (QT, GTK+, ...);
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* GUI Interface of the configuration (QT, GTK+, ...);
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* reflection of the configuration in the network for distributed management of multiple OpenSCADA-stations from the single management area;
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* mirroring the objects configuration to the network for distributed management of a hierarchical network of OpenSCADA nodes from a common control environment;
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* using as the protocol for objects' data access from the network;
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* use as a protocol for accessing data of the objects from the network;
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* provision of service functions to access of the exterior application and the single OpenSCADA components to the internal data.
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* providing other applications and individual components of OpenSCADA with [[#ServFunc|service functions]] of access to internal data.
Revision as of 16:37, 5 January 2023
The Control Interface is included in the #TCntrNode object and it covers all nodes of the dynamic tree of the program, allowing uniform control of the program regardless of the client tool used. The Control Interface is made on the basis of the XML markup language and for which you can come up with many ways to use, for example, we note the following most indicative solutions:
Web Interface of the configuration;
GUI Interface of the configuration (QT, GTK+, ...);
mirroring the objects configuration to the network for distributed management of a hierarchical network of OpenSCADA nodes from a common control environment;
use as a protocol for accessing data of the objects from the network;
providing other applications and individual components of OpenSCADA with service functions of access to internal data.