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| # Directory configuration file |
| # ############################################################## |
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| # Directory server configuration |
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| # URL and type of uplink server. Forward all requests that we cannot satisfy here to uplink |
| # - URL of uplink directory server |
| # - Type of uplink server. Currently supported is BASYS (BaSys registry API) or DNS (DNS server processing legalBody tag) |
| cfg.uplink = |
| cfg.uplink.type = DNS |
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| # Downlink servers, forward matching URI patterns to downlink servers |
| # - Match all subunits that end with "is.iese", including "is.iese" |
| cfg.downlink.is.pattern = is.iese |
| cfg.downlink.is.directory = http://wherever1 |
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| # - Match all subunits that end with "pm.iese", including "pm.iese" |
| cfg.downlink.pm.pattern = pm.iese |
| cfg.downlink.pm.directory = http://wherever2 |
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| # - Match all subunits that end with ".es.iese", but not "es.iese" |
| cfg.downlink.es.pattern = .es.iese |
| cfg.downlink.es.directory = http://wherever3 |
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| # ############################################################## |
| # Directory entries |
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| # Example AAS for device1 |
| # - Every device has a name that is not related with its ID. The name is just used to keep the |
| # configuration entries for this device together. |
| # - This is the AAS ID. We are using URIs here as AAS IDs |
| # - An URI is structured as following: urn:<legalBody>:<SubUnit>:<version>:<revision>:<elementID>#<instance> |
| # - The subunit may be separated into namespaces using dots '.' |
| device1.id = urn:de.FHG:es.iese:aas:0.98:5:lab/microscope#A-19 |
| # - This is the directory entry. Depending on the type parameter, this is either the AAS or a |
| # reference to the AAS provider |
| device1.aas = {content.aas1} |
| # - These are optional AAS tags that may be used to find an AAS |
| device1.tags = first,group1 |
| # - The type field indicates whether an AAS is a local AAS (serialized AAS data is stored in directory), |
| # whether it is a remote AAS (AAS data is provided by another provider in the network), or whether it |
| # is a proxy that forwards all requests to a different AAS with the given AAS ID (specified as URI) |
| device1.type = local |
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| # Minimum example AAS for device 2 |
| # - It defines no tags and no type |
| device2.id = urn:de.FHG:es.iese:aas:0.98:5:lab/microscope#A-18 |
| device2.aas = {content.aas2} |
| device2.type = local |
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| # Example AAS for device 3 |
| # - This AAS is tagged to enable its discovery |
| device3.id = urn:de.FHG:es.iese:aas:0.98:5:lab/microscope#A-17 |
| device3.aas = {content.aas3} |
| device3.tags = third,group1,group2 |
| device3.type = local |
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| # Example AAS for device 4 |
| # - This AAS is tagged to enable its discovery |
| device4.id = urn:de.FHG:es.iese:aas:0.98:5:lab/microscope#A-16 |
| device4.aas = {content.aas4} |
| device4.tags = fourth,group2 |
| device4.type = local |
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