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    HTTP Sender - Static Parameters

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      aussieMESH
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      Hi all,

      I am using Mango to get MODBUS data from various sources, including RTU's residing on Xbee nodes via a Digi Connectport X4.

      I would like to POST data to the Etherios cloud using the Mango HTTP sender publisher, and have successfully tested this using HTTP POST with a Python Script.

      However, I am unsure as to the format of the Static Parameters in the Mango HTTP sender properties.

      The path is http://<hostname>/ws/DataPoint/one
      I need to add the following snippet of the HTTP POST method to a KEY:

      <DataPoint>
      <staticId>one</staticId>
      <data>42</data>
      </DataPoint>

      I cannot use just the two entries:
      KEY=data and Value=42
      KEY=staticId and Value=one
      Somewhere I need to add the "DataPoint" header

      Obviously the value "42" would be where I put the Mango point "Parameter name", but
      I am first trying to send just a static value.

      The "staticId" is the Etherios Data stream ID, and remains constant.

      Can anyone shed some light on this?

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