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HTTP API is represented by web2 module (Web-server 2.0).
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See Administrator's Guide, Configuring the server for the clients connection via the Web-server 2.0 module section. |
HTTP API allows the following features:
- Get information about interactive maps: map list, map name, map layer list, layer parameters, layer background image, information about the list of points and an individual point on the layer (see Map).
- Get information about object classes created on the Server, a list of states for the object class and information about status, icons for a specific state (see Object classes).
- Get a list of objects created on the server, information about the individual object, the state of the object, the list of available actions with the object (see Objects).
- Receive events from the Server both separately and by blocks (see Getting events).
- Send commands to the server (see Sending commands to server).
- Run macros (see Macros).
- Work with video: get frames, request configuration, receive live and archive video, manage recording, arm and disarm cameras, manage telemetry (see Video).
- Use notification systems to subscribe an application to APNS messages (see Notification).
- Get live and archive sound (see Sound).
- Send events and reactions to the core of the Intellect software (see Sending reactions and events to Intellect using HTTP request).
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- Port stands for port number. The default Web-server 2.0 module port is 8085. Specifying port in HTTP API commands is mandatory.
- /web2 – web context where the web2 app operates. This is the web-app context.
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