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Sgilk · ‎03-23-2023

Introduction The Container Engine app is used to create and manage containers running on the ctrlX CORE. Container images are provided to the Container Engine application via separate snaps. This video gives an overview of container technology, key benefits, and walks through an example application. Useful Links Source Code Dockerfile Reference Docker Compose Reference Snapcraft Reference YouTube Video

Sgilk · ‎01-17-2023

I successfully modified the ethercat.xml file using a WebDav client written in C#. This will work for now, but it would be nice if this file could be modified via REST API as well. Source code here: https://github.com/S-Gilk/ctrlx-etherCAT-interface/blob/main/WebDav.cs

Sgilk · ‎01-17-2023

I'll accept this answer as the current solution. As a recommendation, it would be nice if widget source code (including html,css, icons etc.) could be downloaded and modified from WebIQ Designer.

Sgilk · ‎01-16-2023

I am not seeing a method of editing device PDO assignment using the API client libraries. Am I correct that this is not supported? Also, will this type of configuration always require the ctrlX I/O application, or might it be possible to accomplish this via REST API calls to EtherCAT Master app?

Sgilk · ‎01-16-2023

I was able to activate a listener after packaging the certificate files with the published app. The path to the certificate files is then: /var/snap/ctrlx-smarthmi-webiq-runtime/current/.webiq/WebIQ Projects/cp_1/TLS/certificate.pem /var/snap/ctrlx-smarthmi-webiq-runtime/current/.webiq/WebIQ Projects/cp_1/TLS/private_key.pem I can now reach the web application at the listener endpoint. In my case it is https://192.168.1.100:12345/cp_1/ The browser still displays a "Not Secure" tag and I see the error messages below in the service logs.

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Deploy Docker Image to Container Engine App

Re: editing device PDO assignment using the API

Re: Modifying an Existing Widget

editing device PDO assignment using the API

Re: Web IQ TLS ctrlX Core