System Status Client Console
This sample shows how to access the Status API on all Recording Servers using the SystemStatusClient class.
This client will connect to the Management Server, get the configuration and find all Recording Servers in the system. The SystemStatusClient will make sure to start and stop connections when needed, e.g. in case of failover or lost connections. It will also remove duplicates of events sent from all servers.
The sample is a console application to make the code as simple as possible, while still demonstrating the key access methods.
The application takes the name of the Management Server as an argument on the command line as well as the username and password used to log on to the system. It will then set up the environment and initialize a SystemStatusClient instance. Event handler are then assigned after which connections are started to the recording servers. When the connections are established, the subscriptions are set on the client and events will start coming from the Recording Servers. Below is a screenshot of the SystemStatusClient connected to an XProtect system with two Recording Servers.
The application will dump any state changes and events that occur while the application is running.
The sample demonstrates
- How to access the status API on all Recording Servers in a system using the SystemStatusClient class
- How to use the client to get status information on all cameras in the system
- How to subscribe to specific events across all Recording Servers
- How to use the MultiEnvironment to log in
Using
- VideoOS.Platform.SDK.StatusClient.StatusSession
- VideoOS.Platform.SDK.StatusClient.SystemStatusClient
- Event arguments in the
VideoOS.Platform.SDK.StatusClient.StatusEventArgsnamespace
Environment
- None