S³I Directory entry describes a thing at the layer of the metadata, which can be mapped to a JSON file. In order to query the JSON file, you can send a HTTP Request to the S³I Directory. Regarding how to send a HTTP Request, refer to [the S³I Document](https://kwh40.pages.rwth-aachen.de/-/s3i/-/jobs/1095388/artifacts/public/html/md/communication.html). The Digital Twin has a directory entry shown below:
S³I Directory entry describes a thing at the layer of the metadata, which can be mapped to a JSON file. In order to query the JSON file, you can send a HTTP Request to the S³I Directory. For information about how to send a HTTP Request, refer to [the S³I Document](https://kwh40.pages.rwth-aachen.de/-/s3i/-/jobs/1095388/artifacts/public/html/md/communication.html). The Digital Twin has a directory entry shown below:
As shown in the directory entry, the DT provided diverse service functions. A list containing all embedded service functions can be found below:
As shown in the directory entry, the DT provided diverse service functions. A list containing all implemented and embedded service functions can be found below:
```
class: fml40::AcceptsFellingJobs
methods:
...
...
@@ -329,4 +329,5 @@ ## Query Value
'attributePath': 'attributes/features/ml40::Composite/targets/ml40::Engine/features/ml40::RotationalSpeed/rpm' # the path of rpm value
}
```
The message can be sent via the S³I Broker API or using S³I Python lib as well.
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You can also query the whole JSON file and in this case, you just need to replace the `attributePath` with empty string.
The S³I GetValueRequest can be sent via the S³I Broker API or using S³I Python lib as well.