Closed charanhs123 closed 1 month ago
Works for me in a private browser window. Are you sure?
Hello , Thanks for the quick reply I am attaching the screen shot below of issue , the Steps you have provided doesn't actually seems to work like depicted in the blog, and the aasGui is not working like shown in the Blog example as it doesn't open up the tree view and element details
Ah, I understood that the page cannot be loaded. I do not have interest in keeping that one-time example working all the time.
Maybe you can reach out to the authors of the post @bs-jokri and @eriksven to get some help.
hello @bs-jokri and @eriksven I hope you are interested in replying
Hello @charanhs123 , It is great that you show interest in reproducing the blog post. To be sure, are you talking about the post from: https://eclipse.dev/ditto/2024-02-27-integrating-ditto-aas-basyx.html ? As mentioned by @thjaeckle the nature of the blog post was to demonstrate what was possible at the time of writing. There is a chance that using a more recent version of any of the involved components might lead to breaking changes. Which versions did you use for the involved components?
Could you please elaborate on what you did to get to the situation from the screenshots? What do you want to achieve at the end of the day?
In your screenshot, it says that the status of the connection with the AAS registry is "offline". So it appears that there is either:
Can you make direct HTTP calls to the AAS registry or AAS server, e.g., through cURL, Swagger, etc., from the same machine from which you call the AAS WebUI? In the blog post, there are some examples of how to interact with the AAS server and registry. Using and setting up the AAS Web-UI is more an addition to showing how the integration between Ditto and AAS worked. In case of more detailed questions about the AAS WebUI, it is better to get in contact with those developers.
Hello @eriksven thanks for the reply So, I wanted to present an Interface in the Master Thesis for Eclipse Ditto using BaSyx, so I worked on your examples to implement the tree view of the Thing we create in Ditto but even with the default example in the Blog Post, I was not able to reproduce like what s been shown.
I can access and change the features and other points from the terminal and able to view in JSON format when looked in the browser under http://192.168.10.15:8082/aasServer/shells/ and for the registry as well, but like I have shown on the screenshot its showing "Status: Offline" even though the registry and server are connected.
The deployment of the AAS registry and Server is proper there s no issue with that, but I cannot view the submodels and the elements on GUI.
Hello @charanhs123, to better understand your problem, it would be helpful if you could list the versions of the components you are using. You seem to be using a newer version of WebUI. This can lead to conflicts and the endpoints may have changed. Were you able to find any anomalies in the logs of the components?
hello @max-grzanna i am using v - 230703 i am attaching my Docker-compose.yml i am using
` version: '3.8'
services: aasRegistry: image: eclipsebasyx/aas-registry:1.5.1 container_name: aasRegistry ports:
basyx-network
aasServer: image: eclipsebasyx/aas-server:1.5.1 container_name: aasServer ports:
basyx-network
aasGui: image: eclipsebasyx/aas-gui:v230703 container_name: aasGui ports:
networks: basyx-network: driver: bridge `
Closing, not Ditto related, but Basyx
Hello, The Blog post explaining Ditto and BaSyx integration is no longer working, Please update the post or add a new one to the blog
thank you