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Now that you have explored the Properties of IndConn_Tag1, you’ve seen how ThingWorx Kepware Server feeds information to ThingWorx Foundation. To get an even better indication of changes and confirm continued connectivity, we will log the changes to a Value Stream in order to record the values with a TimeStamp.
All changes to the Random3 Tag, fed from ThingWorx Kepware Server, are now stored and TimeStamped in the Simulation_Examples_Functions_Random3 Property.
We'll now create a Mashup to visualize the record of information from ThingWorx Kepware Server.
3. In the Add Data pop-up, enter indconn in the Entity field, overwriting Filter.
4. Select IndConn_Tag1 from the sorted list.
5. In the Filter field below Services, enter queryprop.
6. Click the right arrow button beside QueryPropertyHistory. The QueryPropertyHistory Service of the IndConn_Tag1 Thing will appear on the right in the Selected Services field.
7. Check the box under Execute on Load in the Selected Services field.'
8. Click Done.
Note that the QueryPropertyHistory Service now appears on the right side Data tab.
9. Click the arrow to expand QueryPropertyHistory, then click to expand Returned Data.
10. Drag-and-drop All Data from the QueryPropertyHistory Service from the right onto the Time Series Chart in the center.
11. In the Select Binding Target pop-up, select Data.
The IndConn_Mashup will show you the recorded history of property changes that came from ThingWorx Kepware Server.
NOTE: If the Mashup visualization is blank, confirm your connection to IndConn. Return to the Test Connection section of the Bind Industrial Tag step.
Congratulations! You've successfully completed the Connect Kepware Server to ThingWorx Foundation guide. You've learned how to:
The next guide in the Connect and Monitor Industrial Plant Equipment learning path is Create Industrial Equipment Model.