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You can send HTTP GET to third-party systems using EDO ports and Event Handler. | You can send HTTP GET to third-party systems using EDO ports and Event Handler. | ||
===Set up EDO port=== | ===Set up EDO port=== | ||
'' | In AlphaPro select '''Exchange & System''' > '''Serial Ports''' > Configure EDIO port | ||
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'''Port-Type:''' TCP/IP Client<br> | '''Port-Type:''' TCP/IP Client<br> | ||
Revision as of 09:44, 13 September 2017
HTTP GET via EDO Port
You can send HTTP GET to third-party systems using EDO ports and Event Handler.
Set up EDO port
In AlphaPro select Exchange & System > Serial Ports > Configure EDIO port
Port-Type: TCP/IP Client
IP-Address: destination IP
Port: destination port, usually 80 when HTTP.
Keep-Alive: off
Create Event
Use EDO command to send HTTP GET on the configured port.
Example using DAK 1 to send HTTP GET:
EDO 1 "GET /triggerevent?variable1=test1&variable2=test2 HTTP/1.1\r\nHost: 10.5.101.110\r\nConnection: Keep-Alive\r\n" EDO 1 "Accept: */*\r\n\r\n"
A string generated by the EDO command can contain maximum 128 characters. If the http string exceeds this length, one can simply use multiple EDO commands.