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Welcome to the jdnp3 project .
This project implements a pure Java DNP3 stack and utilities. The ultimate goal is to provide a test utility for DNP3 devices. To this end, the stack is more configurable than is required by the DNP3 standard. This page serves as a quick view for what is implemented so allow users to easily spot if the tool is right for them.
At a guess, you are almost certainly wanting to run the web utility. In order to do this, extract the archive and run the following command. It is easiest if you create a batch file in the directory you are running it from. Please see the provided config and Wiki page for configuration details.
Stack Requirements:
- Java JRE 1.8+
Web Utility Requirements:
- Java JDK 1.8+ (Server)
- HTML 5 Capable Browser (Client)
Running the Web Utility
Download and extract the zip archive.
Run the following commands from the extracted directory.
You may wish to put the command in a batch file to make things easier.
Windows:
java -cp ".;jdnp3-ui-web-outstation-<version>.jar" net.sf.jdnp3.ui.web.outstation.main.App
Linux:
java -cp ".:jdnp3-ui-web-outstation-<version>.jar" net.sf.jdnp3.ui.web.outstation.main.App
Using the default configuration, navigate to:
http://127.0.0.1:8080
The Moving Parts
The project consists of the following components:
Support
| Abbreviation | Section | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| MX | Request | Master may make a request with a qualifier group X |
| MX | Response | The master with accept a response with the qualifier group X |
| OX | Request | Outstation will support a request of qualifier group X |
| OX | Response | The outstation is capable of responding with qualifier group X |
| M- or O- | Any | The functionality is covered by the standard, but not yet implemented |
| Blank | Any | The operation is in violation of the standard or does not make logical sense |
| Qualifier Group (QG) | Qualifier Field Combinations |
|---|---|
| A | 00, 01, 02, 06, 17, 18, 19, 27, 28, 29, 37, 38, 39 |
| B | 00, 01, 02 |
| C | 06, 07, 08, 09 |
| D | 17, 28, 39 |
| Type | Group | Variation | Operation | Request | Response | Unsolicit Response |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Binary Input | 1 | 0 | Read | M-, OA | ||
| Assign Class | M-, OA | |||||
| 1 | Read | M-, OA | M-, OB | |||
| 2 | Read | M-, OA | M-, OB | |||
| Binary Input Event | 2 | 0 | Read | M-, OB | M-, OD | M-, O- |
| 1 | Read | M-, OB | M-, OD | M-, O- | ||
| 2 | Read | M-, OB | M-, OD | M-, O- | ||
| 3 | Read | M-, OB | M-, OD | M-, O- | ||
| Double Bit Binary Input | 3 | Not Implemented | ||||
| Double Bit Binary Input Event | 4 | Not Implemented | ||||
| Binary Output | 10 | 0 | Read | M-, OA | ||
| Assign Class | M-, OA | |||||
| 1 | Read | M-, OA | M-, OB | |||
| 2 | Read | M-, OA | M-, OB | |||
| Binary Output Events | 11 | 0 | Read | M-, O- | M-, O- | M-, O- |
| 1 | Read | M-, O- | M-, O- | M-, O- | ||
| 2 | Read | M-, O- | M-, O- | M-, O- |
The wiki uses Markdown syntax.
Project Members:
- Graeme Farquharson (admin)
- Scott Istria (admin)
Related
Wiki: JSON API
Wiki: Stack
Wiki: Web Utility
Gidday Graham, we are seeing a multitude of .log files being generated, can you confirm that the logback.xml max_file settings is the total number of log files that will be produced please? Cheers,
Peter from the 'gex
Hi Peter, the number of historic log files is controlled by the maxHistory setting in logback.xml. You can also control the file size. The default is 30 logs at 5 MB per log. Please note, you will haxe to restart the service for the changes to take effect.