Waveform
HTTP GET
/ redhawk / rest / domains / DOMAIN_NAME / applications
{
"applications": [
/* List of waveform IDs that are launched */
{
"name": "waveformName_020_094846958",
"id": "DCE:d6ca6b70-033f-425b-a88a-a407efaba0ef:waveformName_020_094846958_1"
}
],
"waveforms": [
/* List of waveforms that are installed/available */
{
"name": "waveformName",
"sad": "/waveforms/waveformName/waveformName.sad.xml"
}
]
}
One can index into the applications
list using one of the provided id
.
HTTP POST
/ redhawk / rest / domains / DOMAIN_NAME / applications
{
"name": "waveformName",
"started": true /* OPTIONAL */
}
Posting this structure, the Waveform named name
will result in an attempt to launch a Waveform. If started
is provided and true
, the server will attempt to start the Waveform as well.
The server will respond with:
{
"launched": "newApplicationId",
"applications": [
/* List of all running applications */
]
}
HTTP POST
HTTP PUT
/ redhawk / rest / domains / DOMAIN_NAME / applications / APPLICATION_ID
{
"started": true
}
Either POST
or PUT
this structure; the Waveform at the URL will attempt to start or stop (if started
is false
).
The server will respond with:
{
"id": "applicationId",
"started": true /* or false */
}
HTTP DELETE
/ redhawk / rest / domains / DOMAIN_NAME / applications / APPLICATION_ID
The application at this URL will be released using this method.
The server will respond with:
{
"released": "applicationId",
"applications": [
/* List of all running applications */
]
}
HTTP GET
/ redhawk / rest / domains / DOMAIN_NAME / applications / APPLICATION_ID
{
"id": "applicationId",
"name": "waveformName",
"started": true, /* or false */
"components": [
{
"name": "Component1",
"id": "Component1_1:waveformName_020_094846958_1"
},
{
"name": "Component2",
"id": "Component2_1:waveformName_020_094846958_1"
}
],
"properties": [], /* Unused at this time */
"ports": [
/* List of port structures for any marked External. */
]
}
The components
list can be indexed into using the id
field (see Components).