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| Title | Type | Excerpt |
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| Change notifications | Page | Signals already described what an Event in Ditto is. Events are emitted after an entity (either a digital twin or an actual device) was changed. At the Ditto API there are different ways for getting notified of such events: Via the WebSocket API a WebSocket client... |
| Conditional requests on things | Page | Ditto already supports Conditional Requests as defined in RFC-7232 where the If-Match and If-None-Match headers can be used to specify if a request should be applied or not. With the condition header it is possible to specify a condition based on the state of the... |
| RQL expressions | Page | Ditto utilizes a subset of RQL as language for specifying queries. The RQL project page says about it: Resource Query Language (RQL) is a query language designed for use in URIs with object style data structures. […] RQL can be thought as... |
| Search functionality | Page | Ditto provides a search functionality as one of the services around its managed digital twins. The functionality is available for the following APIs. API Access Method Characteristics HTTP HTTP request-response Stateless Ditto protocol Websocket and connections <a... |
| AMQP 0.9.1 protocol binding | Page | Consume messages from AMQP 0.9.1 brokers via sources and send messages to AMQP 0.9.1 brokers via targets. Content-type When messages are sent in Ditto Protocol (as UTF-8 encoded String payload), the content-type of AMQP 0.9.1 messages must be set to: application/vnd.eclipse.ditto+json... |
| AMQP 1.0 protocol binding | Page | Consume messages from AMQP 1.0 endpoints via sources and send messages to AMQP 1.0 endpoints via targets. Content-type When messages are sent in Ditto Protocol (as UTF-8 encoded String payload), the content-type of AMQP 1.0 messages must be set to: application/vnd.eclipse.ditto+json... |
| HTTP 1.1 protocol binding | Page | Perform HTTP request (with verbs GET, POST, PUT, PATCH) to HTTP endpoints via targets. Specific connection configuration The common configuration for connections in Connections > Targets applies here as well. Following are some specifics for HTTP connections: Source format Note:... |
| Apache Kafka 2.x protocol binding | Page | Consume messages from Apache Kafka brokers via sources and send messages to Apache Kafka brokers via targets. Content-type When messages are sent in Ditto Protocol (as UTF-8 encoded String payload), the content-type of Apache Kafka messages must be set to: application/vnd.eclipse.ditto+json... |
| WebSocket protocol binding | Page | Ditto Protocol messages can be sent as is as WebSocket message. The Ditto Protocol JSON must be sent as UTF-8 encoded String payload. WebSocket features The WebSocket provides an alternative to the HTTP API in order to manage your digital twins. The benefits of the... |
| HTTP API search | Page | The search aspect of Ditto can be accessed via an HTTP API. Note: Find the HTTP API reference at the Search resources. The concepts of the RQL expression, RQL sorting and RQL paging are mapped to HTTP as query... |
| HTTP API server sent events (SSE) | Page | Server-Sent Events (SSEs) can be used to get notified when the state of digital twins change, and to receive a search results stream. Server-Sent Events Server-Sent Events are... |
| Support conditional requests for things resources | Post | With the upcoming release of Eclipse Ditto version 2.1.0 it will be possible to execute conditional requests on things and their sub-resources. Conditional requests for things resources Ditto now supports conditional requests on things and all of its sub-resources based on a specified condition in the request. This functionality... |
| Selective push notifications available | Post | The connectivity service supercharged Ditto’s flexibility in integrating with other services. It’s such a great feature to let the other connected services know about thing updates and property changes. Even the direct exchange with real-world assets became more flexible through the multi-protocol support. But with a steady increase in... |