Panasonic Web-Server FP User Manual

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Http Server Functions/ Web Pages

FP Web-Server V2.11

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO8859-1"?>

<Production xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-Instance">

<Unit>

<Type>{DT10_10_s}</Type>

<Produced>{DT18_6_u}</Produced>

<Rejected>{DT19_6_u}</Rejected>

<State>{R11_off_on}</State>

</Unit>

</Production>

2. The XML file "Producn.xml" is transferred to the FP Web-Server unit via the FP

Web-Configurator Tool. In this example we use an FP Web-Server unit with the IP
address 199.199.26.52.

3. A TCP client can request the FP Web-Server unit's http server to deliver the XML file

"Producn.xml" (including current PLC data), which takes on the form:
http://199.199.26.52/plc?Producn.xml

This file can be read by an Internet browser or a user application program.

4. The client will receive the following resulting XML file, for example:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO8859-1"?>

<Production xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-Instance">

<Unit>

<Type>Standard </Type>

<Produced>332 </Produced>

<Rejected>54 </Rejected>

<State>off</State>

</Unit>

</Production>

In this example the following PLC data was currently available on the PLC:

String at DT10 = "Standard"
Integer value at DT18 = 332"
Integer value at DT19 = 54"
Internal relay R11 state = false

For programming examples in C++ and Java to read an XML file from the FP Web-Server refer
to the online help under the keyword "Appendix K) Programming Samples: Access to the FP
Web-Server / PLC via TCP".

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