Overview
The purpose of theLogix API is to enable data exchange between LogixApplications andbusiness systems, such as ERP, APS, or CMMS.
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Decoupling:
Logix internal data model, of which semantics is known across Logixcomponents, from external data models.
Logix cloud services from implementation of custom integration components, supporting various interfaces, different orchestrations, ETL batch exchanges, and data formats.
Common core message bus and data structure
Security:
Authorizations
DDoS - Request Flood prevention
Events/errors logging
Out-of-the-box observability:
Monitoring
Logging for auditing and debugging
Tracing in case there is a need for deeper problem analysis.
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API - formal specification
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Updating via an external system is not allowed only if a specific activity is blocked as Managed by LogiX Logix (it is done by setting a special internal flag in LogiXLogix). Such blocking occurs automatically when an activity is added or modified through an app that belongs to the LogiX Logix Suite (PackOS or KeepUp).
3. Registering events
Changing the statuses of activities that are in the LogiX Logix scheduler can be initiated from outside by invoking dedicated methods on the resources related to specific activities (start/complete).
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Id- unique, external product identifier name - product name ean - optional EAN code of a product additionalFields - a collection of name value pairs which can be freely used for addtitional product description lineConfigurations - a collection of design and validated performance for given material product on different lines lineCode - code of line designSpeed value - design speed value unit - unit of measurement for speed value validatedSpeed value - validated speed value unit - a unit of measurement for speed value packagingStructures - conversion between packages fromUnit - the name of base unit toUnit - the name of destination unit multiplier - multiplier to convert quantity between Units of Measurement |
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