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==About the Interface==<br />
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The Stonemont interface is a JSON REST server. This sounds complicated but it's really just a web server that takes in requests like a web browser and serves back data in the JSON format.<br />
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The specification [[Keystone Batch Control Quality Control Interface REST API]] gives you all the details you want (and more).<br />
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==Preparing Keystone Data==<br />
Keystone Setup doesn't require anything out of the ordinary but it does require an accurate, consistent and thoughtful setup. The guidelines for a customer can be found on the Keytone Help site: http://keystonehelp.compucrete.com/Creating_Mix_Designs<br />
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The principles are:<br />
*Separate product codes by plant<br />
*Clean Mix Product IDs and Ingredient Product IDs<br />
*Good choice of delimiter<br />
*Accurately configure Product Base and Plant ID to match the product code<br />
*Get the details correct (product class, product type etc.)<br />
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You '''Do''' need to setup all mix product codes and all ingredient codes.<br />
You '''Do Not''' need to setup the mix design. The Stonemont system can handle this.<br />
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==Install Rest Server==<br />
New system interfaces installed in 2019 and beyond should be configured using KServer.<br />
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Sample Kserver.INI<br />
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[config]<br />
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ports=8211,8212<br />
[config_8212]<br />
logevents=SERVER,ERROR,REQUEST,RESPONSE,QUERY<br />
CoId=001<br />
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You can test the interface from a web browser (IE on a server is tough to use - try to use chrome if possible). Try something like the following command:<br />
<PRE>http://127.0.0.1:8212/rest/kbcqciapi1/001/connection</PRE><br />
Obviously change the ip address and 001 to refer to a different computer and company ID><br />
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You can then test the data setup using more advanced items.<br />
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Examples:<br />
For a list of materials in company 002, plant 04:<br />
<PRE>http://127.0.0.1:8212/rest/kbcqciapi1/002/materials/04</PRE><br />
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For a list of mix designs in company 003, plant 10:<br />
<PRE>http://127.0.0.1:8212/rest/kbcqciapi1/003/mixdesigns/10</PRE></div>Intra>Chanson