Global Resource Directory Sample Clauses

Global Resource Directory. (service discovery): Within this use case setup, the Global Resource Directory will be used to locate various services, like the Maintenance Tool, the CMS, or the STIS. Depending on the specific setup, it may also be required to provide information about the building automation devices and ways to access them.
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Global Resource Directory. Table 21:
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Global Resource Directory. In this scenario, the Global Resource Directory will be used to retrieve the following IPv6 addresses: • Local CMS • Available devices (IoT6 native devices or gateway-enabled devices).
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Global Resource Directory. ‌ Register resources‌ Source Local Resource Directory, Building Energy Management Server, Safety Server, Local Data Server, IoT6-Gateway, IoT6-enabled device, Smart Router, Safety Management Tool, Safety Management App Destination Global Resource Directory Protocol IoT6 CoAP RD API, CoAP 121PUT (COAP) 1 For the described test cases CoAP Version 12 is used as underlying standard. The reason for restricting the tests to this version is that the CoAP standardization is not yet finished, and new versions are constantly emerging. Input Query Parameters: - End device (ep): The name of the service. - Protocol (proto): The protocol used to use the service. - Service Address (addr): If this field is not specified, the service address will be the solicitation source address. - Port (port): The port of the service - Domain (d): The domain where the service is allocated. If the domain is not specified, the domain will be xxxxxxxxx.xxx. - Zone (z): The city where the sensor is. - Latitude (lat): Position of the sensor. - Longitude (long): Position of the sensor. Output Simple CoAP ACK message. Example interaction CoAP PUT coap://2001:db8::1:5683/dig?ep=light&proto=_coap._udp&port=1234&d=xxxxxxx.xxx&lat =31&long=-1&z=Murcia Delete Resources‌ Source Local Resource Directory Destination Global Resource Directory Protocol IoT6 CoAP RD API, CoAP 12 DELETE (CON) Input Query Parameters: - End device (ep): The name of the service. - Domain (d): The domain where the service is allocated. - Target (target): This parameter specified the delete operation target. 1. Deleting domains. Requires “d” parameter. 2. Deleting services. Requires “ep” and “d” parameters. Output Simple CoAP ACK message. Example interaction - Deleting domains: DELETE coap://2001:db8::1:5683/dig?target=1&d=<domain_name> - Deleting services: DELETE coap://2001:db8::1:5683/dig?target=2&d=<domain_name>&ep=<service_name>
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