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nmohammed12-Amethyst
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May 31, 2020
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Create User on Remote Server

  • May 31, 2020
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Hi 

I have a requirement to perform the following operations on remote (child) TW servers from a (parent) TW server. Am planning to use ContentLoaderFunctions (PostJSON) from parent TW server to invoke a REST API call of remote TW server (Thingworx/Resources/EntityServices/ServiceDefinitions/CreateUser) with Appkey. 

  • Create a user 
  • Create a group
  • Add user to a group
  • Delete a user.

Please suggest me if there is any other better approach.

 

if we are creating the user with the help snippet, then we can use Resources["EntityServices"].CreateUser(params);. we can execute the same in remote server?

 

Appreciate your early response

 

Best answer by PaiChung

Just create a Service on your Child server that you then invoke from the parent server - still contentloader, but much safer because you can add validation and restrictions in your Service (wrapper)

You could make that easier by  adding Thingworx federation then it would be invoked over the wss pipe

You could also add something like an MQTT type interaction, now your parent drops the info on the queue and it is picked up by the child to then be executed.

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PaiChung22-Sapphire IAnswer
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June 1, 2020

Just create a Service on your Child server that you then invoke from the parent server - still contentloader, but much safer because you can add validation and restrictions in your Service (wrapper)

You could make that easier by  adding Thingworx federation then it would be invoked over the wss pipe

You could also add something like an MQTT type interaction, now your parent drops the info on the queue and it is picked up by the child to then be executed.

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June 9, 2020

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