The request is made by sending a tag with parameters in the attributes. The result is placed into the resulting tag with some attributes modified. In general, the request tag can be written "'''<{req} path="{path}" user="{user}">{text}</{req}>'''", where:
The request is made by sending a tag with parameters in the attributes. The result is placed into the resulting tag with some attributes modified. In general, the request tag can be written "'''<{req} path="{path}" user="{user}">{text}</{req}>'''", where:
* ''req'' — request;
* ''req'' — request;
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* ''path'' — path that exists only for commands and consists directly of the path to the node and the address of a specific element in the information structure of the node, where the address of the specific element is also the path encoded for the "/" character in "%2f" and written by the last element-file of the common path, for example — "/sub_DAQ/mod_ModBus/cntr_testTCP/%2fcntr%2fcfg%2fNAME";
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* ''path'' — path, consists directly of the path to the node and the address of a specific element in the information structure of the node, where the address of the specific element is also the path encoded for the "/" character in "%2f" and written by the last element-file of the common path, for example — "/sub_DAQ/mod_ModBus/cntr_testTCP/%2fcntr%2fcfg%2fNAME";
* ''user'' — user of the program on behalf of which the request is sent, usually sets automatically;
* ''user'' — user of the program on behalf of which the request is sent, usually sets automatically;
* ''text'' — text or result of the request.
* ''text'' — text or result of the request.
Revision as of 10:41, 8 January 2023
The request is made by sending a tag with parameters in the attributes. The result is placed into the resulting tag with some attributes modified. In general, the request tag can be written "<{req} path="{path}" user="{user}">{text}</{req}>", where:
req — request;
path — path, consists directly of the path to the node and the address of a specific element in the information structure of the node, where the address of the specific element is also the path encoded for the "/" character in "%2f" and written by the last element-file of the common path, for example — "/sub_DAQ/mod_ModBus/cntr_testTCP/%2fcntr%2fcfg%2fNAME";
user — user of the program on behalf of which the request is sent, usually sets automatically;