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The API of the device service translates REST/HTTP requests to SOAP/HTTP. The onvif features section of README links to ONVIF specs which document the SOAP API.
Things are straight forward when it comes to GET commands. However, it isn't that easy to figure out the data model of the input.
The only documented example of a SET command is in docs/getting-started-guide.
It took me some time to figure out how to do a RelativeMove. This only became obvious after I accidentally discovered the device-onvif-camera's Postman collection. It would be nice to make that more accessible. I could use that to figure out how to do RelativeMove:
which isn't obvious by just looking at the onvif spec:
I think instead of the Postman collection, the service should publish the spec based on the default camera.yaml profile using OpenAPI spec, added to the docs with Swagger UI.
📚 Docs or Wiki Bug Report
Description [REQUIRED]
The API of the device service translates REST/HTTP requests to SOAP/HTTP. The onvif features section of README links to ONVIF specs which document the SOAP API.
Things are straight forward when it comes to GET commands. However, it isn't that easy to figure out the data model of the input.
The only documented example of a SET command is in docs/getting-started-guide.
It took me some time to figure out how to do a RelativeMove. This only became obvious after I accidentally discovered the device-onvif-camera's Postman collection. It would be nice to make that more accessible. I could use that to figure out how to do RelativeMove:
which isn't obvious by just looking at the onvif spec:
I think instead of the Postman collection, the service should publish the spec based on the default camera.yaml profile using OpenAPI spec, added to the docs with Swagger UI.
🔬 Minimal Reproduction
What's the affected URL? [REQUIRED]
https://github.com/edgexfoundry/device-onvif-camera/tree/main/doc
Expected vs Actual Behavior
API specification is not available.
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