NB-IoT FAQ-application development
1.Will the platform push all notices to the third party application?
3.What does it mean if the data push fails for more than 2000 times, data push will be stopped?
4.If the push address is unreachable, will OneNET cache the data?
| Data push |
1.Will the platform push all notices to the third party application?
Answer: Yes. nbiot has no template of data flow, and all notices will be pushed to the third party application.
2.If there are several resources under the obj reported by the data, will the platform push them at one time to the third party application platform?
Answer: Several resources are equivalent to several data flows; the platform pushes data to the third party application one by one, i.e. it pushes several data points to the third party application.
The third party application can set the quantity of a single push, and several data points may also be included in a single push.
3.What does it mean if the data push fails for more than 2000 times, data push will be stopped?
Answer: it means OneNET push fails for 2000 times accumulatively; push failure includes, without limitation to re-sending.
4.If the push address is unreachable, will OneNET cache the data?
Answer: There are two instances:
- If the times of push failure hasn’t exceeded 2000, the platform will have a retry to push the data not successfully pushed. This process is equivalent to caching.
- If the times of push failure has already exceeded 2000, OneNET will stop pushing, and discard the data points from when it stops pushing to when it begins pushing again.
"Discard" means it will not push data to the third party application platform, but the device data will still be saved on the platform, and the third party application can acquire the data through API. When the push address is reachable, OneNET will push the device latest data point to the push address.