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• Solution Name: Demo v10
• Software Version: v10 Update 1c
• Keywords: Unified Namespace, Responsive UI, TagProviders, MQTT

Summary

This is the default demo installed with FrameworX Update 1c.

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Technical Information

Reference tags enable dynamic addressing of variables. You can use reference tags in a similar way to how references are used in .NET programming, as both have a defined type. The target type for the reference is specified in the "Parameters" column.

Typed references provide advantages during both the engineering phase and runtime. In the engineering phase, they allow IntelliSense to browse template members directly when a reference points to a template. At runtime, they support string data validation.

This Demo showcases, among others, the following features:

• Create a local UNS, with tags and templates.
• Map an external TagProvider (MQTT in this case) for dynamic assets.
• Organize the displays for Desktop, Tablet and Mobile sharing the displays.
• Use Code Behind, to manage the navigation according the selected asset.
• Integrate Dashboard pages with Canvas (process diagram pages) with a fully responsive User experience.
• Create an Area display that automatically will expand to show all Lines found in that area.
• Create a display using Reference Tags,  to map automatically to the selected Local Tag.
• Create a display using Asset() syntax, to map automatically to a dynamic external asset.
• Allow connections from Windows Native Graphics (WPF), HTTP and HTTPS from the same server.
• Leveraging Execution Profiles to allow same application to run from the Cloud Server and locally with the proper settings. 
• Use of client side Tags and Scripts for advanced  UI. In this case managing SolarPanel assets, and Production assets, in the same UI and UNS.
• Use of Server side scripts for data calculations (in this case, simulation, similar concept applies to analytics)

Each reference tag includes an additional runtime attribute, the "link" property. This property specifies the target tag that the reference will be associated with during execution, utilizing the GetName()method

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Reference Information

→ See Tags and Templates for more information .on defining a local UNS

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