[Mikhail]

Example of the content:

{
    "from": "SCADA",
    "to": [phone], 
    "message": "[text]" 
}

Set ParamEnabled to true.

[Mikhail]

You wrote
-Body '{"phoneNumber":"+48111111111","message":"Test API"}'
It’s related to the request contents, not headers.

[Mikhail]

I’ve checked the source code of the driver.
Parameters (phone number and text) can be inserted in the request URL and content.
This is so weird that the service requires to insert phone number in the request header. Usually headers contain auth tokens and similar things.
P.S. Phone number in the above was changed.

• This reply was modified 4 months ago by Mikhail.

[Mikhail]

Is it possible for you to select an alternative service that needs only one HTTP request to send a message?

[Mikhail]

Probably, the existing driver does not preserve a token returned by the 1st request.

[Mikhail]

Hi,

Check DrvHttpNotif driver. It can send HTTP requests according to commands.
To send a sequence of commands, use Auto Control Module.
Ask for additional info if needed.

[Mikhail]

Hi,
Note that the Agent service uses user/password from its configuration file.
Try changing the password to the default scada
If it works, set any password you need, update it in the Agent’s configuration, and restart Agent.

[Mikhail]

Hi,
I suggest to download and try.

[Mikhail]

Would this be considered a derivative product?

I think, yes.

[Mikhail]

Hello,
To fetch data from the DB use Database Import Driver.
Then display those data on by the Map plugin.
The web application of Rapid SCADA uses its own web API.

[Mikhail]

The AI answer:

Apache License 2.0 – Simple Explanation

Apache 2.0 is a very friendly and popular open source license with one main rule and several important requirements.

Imagine you’re taking someone’s open source code (Project A) under this license to create your own project (Project B).

✅ What You CAN Do (Almost Everything):

• Use freely: Copy, modify, distribute, and use the code commercially – for free. You can even sell products containing it.
• Create derivatives: Mix this code with your proprietary code without opening your entire project’s source.
• Patent rights: Original authors grant explicit permission to use related patents. If you sue someone over patent infringement related to this code, your rights automatically terminate.

📋 What You MUST Do (Important Requirements):

When distributing your program (Project B) containing Apache 2.0 code:

• Keep notices: Don’t remove original copyrights, patent notices, and Apache 2.0 license text from source files.
• Include LICENSE file: Include a copy of Apache 2.0 license when distributing your project.
• Show changes: Clearly mark any modifications to original files (usually with code comments).
• Notify users: Clearly indicate which parts of your project are under Apache 2.0 (typically in a NOTICE file).

🎯 In Simple Terms:

“You can take this code and do almost anything with it, even in commercial projects. But you must keep the original copyrights visible and honestly acknowledge you used someone else’s work under Apache 2.0.”

⚖️ Key Differences From Other Licenses:

• Similar to MIT: As permissive as MIT but adds explicit patent terms and formal change documentation requirements.
• Different from GPL: NOT “copyleft” or “viral” – you don’t have to open-source your entire project. You can keep proprietary code closed.

📝 The Bottom Line:

Apache License 2.0 works for both business and community. It protects authors through attribution and protects users with explicit patent rights, while allowing free use in commercial products.

[Mikhail]

If you are planning to make your derived project open source, Apache License 2.0 have some requirements to the source code. I can provide more details.

[Mikhail]

> 1.Based on your response, am I allowed to change the product name and the product name?
It is not allowed to change the name of the existing product Rapid SCADA. You are allowed to create a new product based on Rapid SCADA with a new name.

> 2.Regarding providing information about the original product, can I credit the product’s source in the “About” section of the Main Menu? Does this count as providing information about the original product? If not, please provide a concrete example.
It should be enough to provide a reference to the original Rapid SCADA in the About page.

Ask, I’ll be glad to clarify any non-obvious points.

• This reply was modified 4 months, 1 week ago by Mikhail.

[Mikhail]

In short, according to Apache License 2.0 you can create a derived product with a new name, but you have to explicitly provide information about the original product.

[Mikhail]

In the HelloWorld project, PlgChart is active by default. Just click an item in a table view to display a chart.

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