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1 Tech Note 363 Retaining Application Object Attribute Values Using XML All Tech Notes and KBCD docum ents and software are provided "as is" without warranty of any kind. See the Terms of Use for m ore inform ation. Topic#: Created: May 2004 Updated: August 2012 Introduction Note: This Tech Note was originally titled Using XML in Industrial Application Server. When an Application Server Object is undeployed, its attributes' runtime values are lost. When the object is deployed, its attributes will start with their configured initial values. To let the object attributes continue with the same value before the object is undeployed, you must run Upload Runtime Changes for the object before the object is undeployed. For example, when the Objects' alarm Setpoints are changed during operation, without running Upload Runtime Changes before undeploying the objects, the updated Setpoints in runtime are lost unless you manually enter them back to the attributes after the objects are deployed. The downsides of using Upload Runtime Changes are: Manually running the operation is tedious and time- consuming. The default initial value in design is permanently erased or updated with the current runtime value. In Application Server, each object is equipped with a scripting environment where, with QuickScript.NET language, you can include all.net functions provided by Microsoft.NET Framework, any custom- developed.net functions, and COM component libraries. This makes the scripting very versatile, efficient and powerful in facilitating WAS applications. XML is one such useful.net Framework Class Library. This Tech Note provides a new route to resolving this issue using scripting and XML. You can utilize XML.NET class libraries to write values of an object's attributes to an XML file, and read the values in XML file back to the object's attributes, all within the Application Server scripting environment. Application Versions Industrial Application Server and Wonderware Application Server: All Versions Benefits of Using XML Data is held inside XML file's elements (also called nodes). An element is the basic building block of an XML document. The element can be thought of as an object within the document. It can contain other elements (child elements) or attributes. 1/7
2 Attributes of an element can be used to describe the element or just to hold data. All elements in XML document are structured in a hierarchical order, meant to represent the actual or virtual relationships of each element. But, there can be only one root element within the document. Using XML within the IAS environment provides the following benefits: Preserves runtime changes of IAS object's attributes: Updated attributes such as alarm limit settings (level or switch), are preserved when the objects are undeployed and redeployed. Because runtime changes do not get uploaded to the Galaxy database automatically, or with an ease of 'checking a box', once the objects are undeployed or redeployed, the runtime updates of the attributes will be lost. With help of the XML files, which maintain the most recent updates, the values can be read in and assigned back to their attributes when the objects are redeployed and put on scan. The XML file can contain any information from IAS runtime objects: It will be also very useful to feed the needed information of IAS to any XML-aware clients without the extra cost of software and licenses. Example 1: Writing Alarm Limit Settings to XML File In this example, an AnalogDevice object with alarm level limits is used. One XML file will be created for each object to contain its alarm limit settings (value). The file will be named after the object itself for clarity. Note: You could also choose to write alarm settings from all objects into a single XML file. However, a system performance issue is expected if there are large of numbers of objects involved. Further, the coding is expected to be much more complicated. Therefore, it is preferred that one XML file is created for each object. In the XML file, the root element will be called AlarmLevelLimits. An XML attribute (ObjectName), which takes the value of the object's name, is inserted into the root element. All alarm limits elements are children of the root element. All the alarm limits elements are named after their counterpart attributes in the analog object. When the XML file is browsed at later time for value readback, there will be no confusion to match the object's attributes and elements in the file. 1. Add a string UDA to the object (XMLFilePath), to represent the file path for the XML file. An initial value should be entered. Make sure the file path does exist and enough permission is given: 2/7
3 FIGURE 1: XML FILEPATH STRING UDA 2. Add a script to the object called WriteXML. 3. Select Execute as the Execution Type. Execution condition: me.hihi.limit + me.hi.limit + me.lo.limit + me.lolo.limit Script Trigger: DataChange OR Execution condition: Me.Undeploy Script Trigger: OnTrue FIGURE 2: WRITEXML OBJECT SCRIPT Script Body: Dim doc As System.Xml.XmlDocument; Dim com As System.Xml.XmlComment; Dim AlarmLevelLimits As System.Xml.XmlElement; Dim AlarmHiHi As System.Xml.XmlElement; Dim AlarmHi As System.Xml.XmlElement; Dim AlarmLo As System.Xml.XmlElement; Dim AlarmLoLo As System.Xml.XmlElement; Dim strxmlfilename As string; Dim strxmldoccomment As string; Dim strobjectname As string; strobjectname = me.tagname; strxmlfilename = me.xmlfilepath + "\" + me.tagname + ".xml"; strxmldoccomment = "Object = " + me.tagname; 3/7
4 doc = New System.Xml.XmlDocument; com = doc.createcomment(strxmldoccomment); doc.appendchild(com); AlarmlevelLimits = doc.createelement("alarmlevellimits"); doc.appendchild(alarmlevellimits); AlarmHiHi = doc.createelement("me.hihi.limit"); AlarmHi = doc.createelement("me.hi.limit"); AlarmLo = doc.createelement("me.lo.limit"); AlarmLoLo = doc.createelement("me.lolo.limit"); AlarmlevelLimits.AppendChild(AlarmHiHi); AlarmlevelLimits.AppendChild(AlarmHi); AlarmlevelLimits.AppendChild(AlarmLo); AlarmlevelLimits.AppendChild(AlarmLoLo); AlarmlevelLimits.SetAttribute("ObjectName", strobjectname); AlarmHiHi.InnerText = me.hihi.limit; AlarmHi.InnerText = me.hi.limit; AlarmLo.InnerText = me.lo.limit; AlarmLoLo.InnerText = me.lolo.limit; doc.save(strxmlfilename); Example 2: Restoring Alarm Limit Settings From XML File Assuming that the same XML file created in Example 1 is used for reading, the following example shows how to restore the alarm limit settings after the object is redeployed. 1. Add a script to the object called ReadXML. 2. Choose OnScan as Execution Type. FIGURE 3: READXML OBJECT SCRIPT Script Body: Dim doc As System.Xml.XmlDocument; Dim reader As System.Xml.XmlNodeReader; Dim strxmlfilename As string; Dim intnumofelements As Integer; intnumofelements = 0; strxmlfilename = me.xmlfilepath + "\" + me.tagname + ".xml"; doc = New System.Xml.XmlDocument; doc.load(strxmlfilename); reader = New System.Xml.XmlNodeReader(doc); While intnumofelements < 4; XXXXXreader.read(); XXXXXif reader.name == "me.hihi.limit" then; 4/7
5 XXXXXXXXXXMe.HiHi.Limit = reader.readstring(); XXXXXelseif reader.name == "me.hi.limit" then; XXXXXXXXXXMe.Hi.Limit = reader.readstring(); XXXXXelseif reader.name == "me.lo.limit" then; XXXXXXXXXXMe.Lo.Limit = reader.readstring(); XXXXXelseif reader.name == "me.lolo.limit" then; XXXXXXXXXXMe.LoLo.Limit = reader.readstring(); XXXXXendif; EndWhile; Example 3: Feeding IAS Information via XML File This example shows how to write runtime Application Server information (from any objects in the Galaxy) to a single XML file with scripting. The script can be hosted by any object in the Galaxy, however, it makes a lot of sense to put it in a separate UserDefined object. For simplicity and clarity, two virtual objects, Object_001 and Object_002, each with two attributes, are used for demonstration. 1. Add a Boolean UDA called DataRequest_1. DataRequest_1 is used to trigger the data request for a limited amount of data from certain area or areas. If needed, more UDAs can be added to control the request of other areas or different data types. 2. Add a String UDA called XMLFilePath. XMLFilePath holds the XML file path information. The Initial value should be given. Make sure the file path does exist and enough permission is given: FIGURE 4: BOOLEAN AND STRING UDAS 3. Add a script called WriteXML. 4. Set the Execution Type to Execute. The Execution condition can be anything, but DataRequest_1 is used here. Trigger Type can be OnTrue or WhileTrue, depending on how frequent the data request is needed. 5/7
6 FIGURE 5: WRITEXML SCRIPT Script Body: Dim doc As System.Xml.XmlDocument; Dim com As System.Xml.XmlComment; Dim DataRequest_1 As System.Xml.XmlElement; Dim eobject_001 As System.Xml.XmlElement; Dim eobject_002 As System.Xml.XmlElement; Dim eobject_001_attribute_1 As System.Xml.XmlElement; Dim eobject_001_attribute_2 As System.Xml.XmlElement; Dim eobject_002_attribute_1 As System.Xml.XmlElement; Dim eobject_002_attribute_2 As System.Xml.XmlElement; Dim strxmlfilename As String; Dim strxmldoccomment As String; strxmlfilename = Me.XMLFilePath + "\" + "DataRequest_1.xml"; strxmldoccomment = "Any comment of the doc is entered here"; doc = New System.Xml.XmlDocument; com = doc.createcomment(strxmldoccomment); doc.appendchild(com); DataRequest_1 = doc.createelement("datarequest_1"); doc.appendchild(datarequest_1); eobject_001 = doc.createelement("object_001"); eobject_002 = doc.createelement("object_002"); eobject_001_attribute_1 = doc.createelement("object_001.attribute_1"); eobject_001_attribute_2 = doc.createelement("object_001.attribute_2"); eobject_002_attribute_1 = doc.createelement("object_002.attribute_1"); eobject_002_attribute_2 = doc.createelement("object_002.attribute_2"); DataRequest_1.AppendChild(eObject_001); DataRequest_1.AppendChild(eObject_002); eobject_001.appendchild(eobject_001_attribute_1); eobject_001.appendchild(eobject_001_attribute_2); eobject_002.appendchild(eobject_002_attribute_1); eobject_002.appendchild(eobject_002_attribute_2); eobject_001_attribute_1.innertext = Object_001.Attribute_1.PV.Value; eobject_001_attribute_2.innertext = Object_001.Attribute_2.PV.Value; eobject_002_attribute_1.innertext = Object_002.Attribute_1.PV.Value; eobject_002_attribute_2.innertext = Object_002.Attribute_2.PV.Value; doc.save(strxmlfilename); 6/7
7 Summary The runtime updates of IAS objects' attributes can be made retentive via XML file by scripting with XML.NET class library, and without manual "Upload runtime changes." The runtime values of IAS objects' information can be stored and forwarded to any XML browsers without any license and software restrictions. All the above examples were originally tested using IAS 1.5 Patch01. However, this functionality is retained in all later Application Server versions. Click the following icon to view this file in.pdf format: C. He Tech Notes are published occasionally by Wonderware Technical Support. Publisher: Invensys System s, Inc., Rancho Parkway South, Lake Forest, CA There is also technical inform ation on our software products at Wonderware Technical Support For technical support questions, send an e- mail to back to top 2013 Invensys System s, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of the m aterial protected by this copyright m ay be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any m eans, electronic or m echanical, including photocopying, recording, broadcasting, or by anyinform ation storage and retrieval system, without perm ission in writing from Invensys System s, Inc. Terms of Use. 7/7
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