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Http Verb |
POST |
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Url |
/integration/configurations/r1/asset-characteristics-value |
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Permissions required |
Core Additional Parameters: Edit (fsm.core.additionalparameter.edit) Technical Object: View (fsm.core.technicalobject.facility.view) or Technical Object: Edit (fsm.core.technicalobject.facility.edit) Facility Configuration: Edit (fsm.core.technicalobject.facility.edit) |
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Last Modified Version |
r1 |
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Tech Tags |
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Available Async |
No |
BPMN Diagram
Business Logic
This Integration API creates or updates an Asset Characteristic value.
System verifies Permission Required and starts the elaboration that is organized in steps.
STEP 1 - External System Validation
System takes Input fields and checks their existence in internal configuration.
API Verb: GET
Resource: External Systems
Input: externalSystemCode, active=true
Output: externalSystemId
If System can obtain the Output fields → continue to next step.
If System can’t obtain the Output fields → responds with error. Elaboration is stopped.
STEP 2 - Asset Existence
System takes Input fields and checks their existence in internal configuration because it’s forbidden to have multiple Assets with the same code.
If System can obtain the Output fields → continue to next step.
If System can’t obtain the Output fields → responds with error. Elaboration is stopped.
STEP 3 - Characteristics Validation
The following steps are executed for each Characteristic in Input.
STEP 3a - Characteristic Class Validation
System takes Input fields and checks their existence in internal configuration.
System uses a specific typeId for FACILITIES.
API Verb: GET
Resource: Characteristic Classes
Input: classCode, typeId=1, active=true
Output: characteristicClassId
If System can obtain the Output fields → continue to next step.
If System can’t obtain the Output fields → responds with error. Elaboration is stopped.
STEP 3b - Characteristic Validation
System takes Input fields and checks their existence in internal configuration.
API Verb: GET
Resource: Characteristic
Input: characteristic.code, characteristicClassId, active=true
Output: characteristicId
If System can obtain the Output fields → continue to next step.
If System can’t obtain the Output fields → responds with error. Elaboration is stopped.
STEP 4 - Asset Characteristic Relationship Upsert
The following steps are executed for each Characteristic in Input.
STEP 4a - Asset Characteristic Relationship Existence
System takes Input fields and checks their existence in internal configuration.
API Verb: GET
Resource: Asset Characteristic
Input: assetId, characteristicId
Output: assetCharacteristic.id
If System can obtain the Output fields → continue to step Asset Characteristic Relationship Update.
If System can’t obtain the Output fields → continue to next step Asset Characteristic Relationship Creation.
Error Type:
-
Others - see link in Resource
STEP 4b - Asset Characteristic Relationship Creation
System takes Input fields and checks their existence in internal configuration.
API Verb: POST
Resource: Create Asset Characteristics in Batch
Input: assetId, [{characteristicId, assetId, value}]
Output: Response State
If Response State is SUCCESS → elaboration is stopped. See Response payload fields.
If Response State is ERROR → elaboration is stopped. See Response payload fields.
Error Type:
-
Others - see link in Resource
STEP 4c - Asset Characteristic Relationship Update
System takes Input fields and checks their existence in internal configuration.
API Verb: PATCH
Resource: Update Asset Characteristics in Batch
Input: assetId, [{assetCharacteristic.id, value}]
Output: Response State
If Response State is SUCCESS → elaboration is stopped. See Response payload fields.
If Response State is ERROR → elaboration is stopped. See Response payload fields.
Error Type:
-
Others - see link in Resource
Path Parameters
As their name suggests, they are included in the URL path of the endpoint.
Not applicable.
Query String Parameters
Start with a ? and includes parameters listed one after the another separated by &.
Not applicable.
Header Parameters
Parameters included in the request headers. Generally, request headers are used to keep authorization parameters.
Default.
Request Body Parameters
Request body parameters are used when clients send data to the API. They are shipped in a JSON Object only in POST, PUT, or PATCH requests.
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Field |
Description |
Mandatory |
Constraint |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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1 |
asset |
externalSystemCode |
External System Code |
Y |
Not Blank |
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2 |
code |
Asset Code |
Y |
Not Blank |
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3 |
characteristics (minOccurs=0,
maxOccurs=N)
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classCode |
Characteristic Class Code |
Y |
Not Blank |
|
4 |
code |
Characteristic Code |
Y |
Not Blank |
|
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5 |
value |
Value |
N |
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The objects in input could have also the extension object that allows to add additional, customized data to this API. More info here How to use APIs: Custom data via Extension.
Request example
{
"extension": {},
"asset": {
"extension": {
"myFieldName": "myValue"
},
"externalSystemCode": "SAP",
"code": "TRASF"
},
"characteristics": [
{
"extension": {
"myFieldName": "myValue"
},
"classCode": "POW-METER",
"code": "OILLEV",
"value": "5"
}
]
}
Response documentation
Response payload fields
Compliant with RFC Standard https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9457.html
Extension fields:
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Field |
Description |
Note |
|---|---|---|
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code |
Extension member of a Problem Details Object that contains the error code |
Only for ERROR |
Response example
{
"type": "about:blank",
"title": "Not Found",
"status": 404,
"detail": "External system string does not exist",
"instance": "/integration/configurations/r1/asset-characteristics-value",
"code": "IA001_001"
}