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Figure B.3. Command Request
<request id="identifier">
<command name="command">
<no/>
<argument>value</argument>
...
</command>
</request>
command
Space separated name of the command. Available commands are listed in
Chapter 3 on page 27 .
argument
Name of the argument. Available arguments for each command are listed in
Chapter 3 on page 27 . Some commands do not require any arguments.
value
Value of the argument.
no
Optional element that is used to negate the action of the command. It has
the same effect as the prefix
no
, see Section 2.3 on page 23 .
B.2.2 Configuration Request
Configuration request can be used to get configured parameters. Web interface uses this
kind of request to fill out the HTML forms.
Figure B.4. Configuration Request
<request id="identifier">
<config name="command"/>
</request>
B.2.3 Request Packet
Multiple requests can be arranged in packets to optimize the performance.
Figure B.5. Request Packet
<packet>
<request id="1">
<!-- request content -->
</request>
<request id="2">
<!-- request content -->
</request>
...
</packet>
Response elements are returned as a packet. Response identifiers are used to bind response
elements to requests. If there is no response, an empty
<response/>
element is returned.
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Appendix B HTTP API