IoT & Connectivity

Can Thingworx Applications hosted on IIS or Apache Web Server? If load Balancer has to be eliminated. Kindly share some information.

There are 2 tree grids in container. If i selected 8th row in first grid, automatically 8th row in second grid should get selected and vice versa. How to do this?

GUIDE CONCEPTStep 1: Install Twilio ExtensionStep 2: Create Twilio ThingStep 3: Configure Twilio ThingStep 4: Test Twilio ThingStep 5: Sample Alerting AppStep 6: Next Steps Send voice and text messages with Twilio. GUIDE CONCEPT This project will demonstrate how you can create applications that provide information to users, even when they are away from their computer. Users who are on the go can benefit from your application by receiving text and voice messages. Following the steps in this guide, you will learn how to configure and use the Twilio Widget and explore it’s ability to send messages. We will teach you how data can be used to send pertinent information to any cell phone. YOU'LL LEARN HOW TO Download and import the Twilio Widget extensionCreate a Thing using the Twilio Thing TemplateConfigure the Twilio Thing to use your Twilio accountSend text messages using a Service NOTE:  The estimated time to complete this guide is 30 minutes.

GUIDE CONCEPTStep 1: IntroductionStep 2: Create PrerequisitesStep 3: Create ThingStep 4: Set Properties Use the Statistical Calculation Thing Shape to Execute Common Statistical Functions GUIDE CONCEPT This project will introduce the Statistical Calculation Thing Shape. The steps in this guide outline how to utilize Descriptive Analytics in ThingWorx Analytics to perform common mathematical analyses on data sets. You will learn how to use the Statistical Calculation Thing Shape's built-in functionality to calculate the mean, median, mode, and other useful insights.  YOU'LL LEARN HOW TO Create a Value Stream and Data ShapeCreate a Thing with the Statistical Calculation Thing ShapeModify a Property to record values to the Value StreamUtilize various built-in services to perform the Mean, Median, Mode, and Standard Deviation calculations NOTE: The estimated time to complete this guide is 30 minutes.  Step 1: Introduction Descriptive A

Step 5: Format Timed ValuesStep 6: Calculation ServicesStep 7: Other OptionsStep 8: Next Steps Step 5: Format Timed Values At the top, click the Services section of scts_thing. In the Ihnerited Services section, you will see the built-in services of the Statistical Calculation Thing Shape. These services can perform a variety of analytical calculations. Timed Values Service The Statistical Calculation Thing Shape can only perform analytics operations on time-series datasets. However, accessing a time-series Value Stream can have a performance hit on the system. Instead, a Property with an Info Table using a timestamp/value Data Shape is used as the universal input to each built-in service of the Statistical Calculation Thing Shape. For efficiency, we only reference the Value Stream once to create a formatted timedValues that is used as an input to all other service calls. At the top, click Services. Click +

GUIDE CONCEPTStep 1: ScenarioStep 2: Create Data ShapeStep 3: Create ThingStep 4: Create Mashup  Use the Pareto Chart Widget to visualize how issues compound to cause problems. GUIDE CONCEPT The Pareto Chart Widget is a useful method of displaying aggregate information. In particular, it is often used to display multiple issues and how they combine to form an overall, larger problem.  This can be helpful when trying to determine "easy wins" by pointing out where your efforts will have the greatest impact.   YOU'LL LEARN HOW TO Create a Data ShapeCreate a ThingCreate an Info Table PropertyPopulate an Info Table with appropriate data for a Pareto ChartCreate a MashupUtilize a Pareto Chart to display issue-aggregation NOTE: This guide's content aligns with ThingWorx 9.3. The estimated time to complete this guide is 30 minutes   Step 1: Scenario In this guide, we'll assume a scenario where a factory i

Step 5: Add DataStep 6: View MashupStep 7: Next Steps Step 5: Add Data We've added a Pareto Chart Widget to the Mashup, but we still need to bring in backend data. Ensure the top-right Data tab is active. Click the green + button. In the Entity field, search for and select TIPC_Thing.In the Services field, type getprop.Click the right arrow beside GetProperties.On the right, check Execute on Load. In the bottom-right of the pop-up, click Done. Under the Data tab on the right, expand GetProperties. Drag-and-drop Things_TIPC_Thing> GetProperties > InfoTable_Property onto the Pareto Chart. On the Select Binding Target pop-up, click Data. With the Pareto Chart selected in the central Canvas area, ensure the Properties tab is active in the bottom-left. In the Filt

Step 4: Scheduling Automated ProcessesStep 5: Next Steps  Step 4: Scheduling Automated Processes There are many processed that are handled by a corporation. With something as important as food, there is a lot of red tape and regulation. We will further our Fizos application to monitor food temperatures, expiration dates, product state, and other issues that are factors into the condition of the product. To reduce waste and increase the safety of the food being produced, our application will create entities to model our products after and create a high-level rules engine for the usage and handling of these products. Let's start with implementing the task of factory inspections. To implement this, we'll use a scheduler to kickstart our daily process and start filling in some of the necessary data. Schedulers are a great way to execute routine processed. The execute using a configuration similar to that of a cron job on the Linux operating system. In the next

Guide ConceptStep 1: Completed ExampleStep 2: Utilizing IoT in the Food Industry Learn how to create solutions the can help take you to the next level  Guide Concept This project will introduce more complex aspects of the ThingWorx application and solution building. Following the steps in this guide, you will develop your own IoT application or get a jump start in how to utilize ThingWorx for your needs. We will teach you how to create a focused rules engine or service level logic to be used with the ThingWorx Platform.  You'll learn how to Create automated processing, data, and endpoints that can handle that data without manual interactionUse services, alerts, and subscriptions to increase performanceBegin making your data model and cornerstone entities to understand how a complex business logic is built NOTE:  The estimated time to complete this guide is 60 minutes  Step 1: Completed Example Download the attached F

 Hello ThingWorx community members,!As part of our continuous efforts to improve our offerings, ThingWorx product management regularly reviews the software deliverables we provide to our customers as well as how we do so. As we had notified ThingWorx users with more than a year's advance notice via this Knowledge Base article, community post, and Product Release Calendar "standard support end dates" that the below three extensions will be discontinued past their End of Standard support date, we’d like to inform you that these are no more available for downloads from PTC Software Download portalThingWorx CSV Parser ExtensionThingWorx Twilio ExtensionThingWorx Google Widgets ExtensionHenceforth, customers desiring fulfillment of the use cases served by the three extensions as well as formal support would need to contact PTC partner- IQNOX.The latest versions of these extensions compatible with the ThingWorx 9.3.4 release are also available for community usage attached to this a

GUIDE CONCEPTStep 1: Completed ExampleStep 2: Connect to External DatabaseStep 3: Query Data from External Database  Learn how to connect, query, insert, and handle data from an external database. GUIDE CONCEPT This project will introduce how to utilize and incorporate an external database with the ThingWorx Platform. Following the steps in this guide, you will connect the ThingWorx Platform to a database, insert data, execute stored procedures, and query data.   YOU'LL LEARN HOW TO Connect ThingWorx to external databasesQuery databases and and handling resultsInsert data and running stored procedures NOTE: The estimated time to complete this guide is 60 minutes.  Step 1: Completed Example Download the attached DatabaseApplication.zip and import it into ThingWorx Composer. This download will provide examples that can be used as a reference or as a final copy as you walk through this guide. In this tutorial,

Step 4: Write Data to External DatabaseStep 5: Executing Stored ProceduresStep 6: Next Steps  Step 4: Write Data to External DatabaseYou’ve connected to the database, you’re able to query the database. Now let’s handle inserting new data into the database. The update statements and data shown below are based on the table scripts provided in the download. Examples of how the ThingWorx entity should look can be seen in the SQLServerDatabaseController and OracleDatabaseController entities.Running an InsertFollow the steps below to set up a helper service to perform queries for the database. While other services might generate the query to be used, this helper service will be your shared execution service.In the DatabaseController entity, go to the Services tab. Create a new service of type SQL (Command) called RunDatabaseCommand.Keep the Output as Integer.Add the following parameter: Name        &nbs

GUIDE CONCEPTStep 1: Examples and StrategyStep 2: Database ConnectionsStep 3: Query Data from External Database Connect to an existing database and design a connected data model. GUIDE CONCEPT There are times you already have your database designed and only need to integrate the ThingWorx environment. These concepts and steps will allow you to focus on development of your application while still allowing the ability to utilize the power of ThingWorx! We will teach you how to create a data model around your database design and connect to that database.  YOU'LL LEARN HOW TO How to connect an external database and created services to be used with itHow to design and implement a new data model based on an external resourceUsing data models with database services Note: The estimated time to complete this guide is 30 minutes.   Step 1: Examples and Strategy If you’d like to skip ahead, download and unzip the completed example o

Step 4: Write Data to External DatabaseStep 5: Executing Stored Procedures Step 4: Write Data to External Database You’ve connected to the database, you’re able to query the database. Now let’s handle inserting new data into the database. The update statements and data shown below are based on the table scripts provided in the download. Examples of how the ThingWorx entity should look can be seen in the SQLServerDatabaseController and OracleDatabaseController entities that you've downloaded Running an Insert Follow the steps below to set up a helper service to perform queries for the database. While other services might generate the query to be used, this helper service will be your shared execution service.In the DatabaseController entity, go to the Services tab.  2. Create a new service of type SQL (Command) called RunDatabaseCommand.3. Keep the Output as Integer.4. Add the following parameter: NameB

Step 6: Building the Data ModelStep 7: Next Steps Step 6: Building the Data Model You can build your data model using different methods. You can build your data model where the Data Shapes match with your tables, but what you'll realize over time is that you will often need custom Data Shapes. When you query for data, you will often need data from differing tables to be in one result set. Because of this, I suggest against making your data model based on the tables. You can start the basis for your model with the tables in mind, but know that this won't be the basis for long. Create Data Shapes Let's start by setting up two queries and the Data Shapes to match. The first query will be to find the list of classes a student is assigned to and query will be completed here. The second query will be to find all student in an active class and we'll ask you to create it based on how we did the first one. 1. In the ThingWorx Composer, click the + New button i

Hello.I have added reference lines to my chart but i cannot see the labels. Also, anyway to customize the colors for each reference line? I am using ThingWorx 9.3.2-b411 

Hello @Pedro_Sanchez ,   Same kind of problem we are also facing now in v9.1.   if you got any resolution for this case, kindly share with us, which will be of great help   thanks

Hi,   I have a question. I spend a decent amount of time coding checks if something is allowed to happen. mostly because it is so easy to enable, disabled/hidden buttons.   You can just edit this html on the frontend:   disabled button. but in the front end I can just remove disabled="" and I can use the button. remove display: none; and you can use the button     Is there a way to disable clicked event on runtime? Or something else that the end user can't change themselves

Hello , I am trying to connect thingworx with KepserverEX but getting following error  Error ThingWorx Native Interface Connection to ThingWorx failed. | Platform = localhost:443/Thingworx/WS, error = could not initialize a secure socket connection. Any help would be appreciated !! Thanks

Hello, I have recently installed thingworx 9.3 using installer . I want to know which option is recommended for installation manual or installer one? Does it make any difference if I choose between both of them? Thanks 

Hello,Our ThingWorx solution has been facing an issue where, upon changing the Language of the solution, the Charts and Graphs have their styling options changed. I have attached two different pictures that more accurately portray this issue: it is the exact same graph with the only difference being the selected language. What could be causing this issue?

Hello , I am working on a project and want to configure cross origin resource sharing . Can we enable Cross origin request in Thingworx? Thanks in advance

Is there a way to combine different mashups from different Thingworx enviroments? So each of our sites has a Thingworx enviroment set up is there a way to pull in different reports into one dashboard?

GUIDE CONCEPTStep 1: InstallationStep 2: Create GatewayStep 3: Create an AppKeyStep 4: Connect to Foundation   Connect Devices and Equipment Using Industry-Standard Protocol Drivers in ThingWorx   GUIDE CONCEPT   This guide has step-by-step instructions for connecting ThingWorx Kepware Server to ThingWorx Foundation.   This guide will demonstrate the ease of connecting edge industrial equipment to ThingWorx Foundation without installing any software on production equipment.   We will also show how connecting different systems and devices improves operations through the creation of business intelligence.     YOU'LL LEARN HOW TO   Connect ThingWorx Kepware Server to ThingWorx Foundation Secure the connection with an Application Key Create an IndustrialGateway Thing Map ThingWorx Kepware Server Tags to ThingWorx Foundation Thing Properties Visualize Data from connected digital assets   Note: The estimated time to complete th

Step 5: Bind Industrial TagStep 6: Log to Value StreamStep 7: Visualize the DataStep 8: Next Steps Step 5: Bind Industrial Tag Now that you've established a connection, you can use ThingWorx Foundation to inspect all available information on ThingWorx Kepware Server. ThingWorx Kepware Server includes some information by default to assist you with verifying a valid connection with ThingWorx Foundation. Create New Thing In ThingWorx Foundation, click Browse > Modeling > Industrial Connections. Click IndConn_Server.At the top, click Discover.The Discover option is exclusive to Things inheriting the IndustrialGateway Thing Template and displays information coming from ThingWorx Kepware Server. Expand Channel1.Click Device1.On the right, you’ll see Tag1 and Tag2, which are pre-defined Tags to assist with connectivity testing. Click the checkbox next to Tag1.Click Bind to New Entity. In the C