Configuring the HTTP-server object

To configure the HTTP-server object, do the following:

1. Create the HTTP-server object on the basis of the Computer object on the Hardware tab of the System settings dialog window (1). The settings panel of the created object is displayed on the right side of this window.
   
2. In the Port field (2), specify the port number in the system using which the client must send requests to the HTTP-server.
3. Configure the filter of events, the information of which must be sent by the HTTP-server. If you don't add any events to the filter, the HTTP-server returns only the core events (the CORE object) for the client requests. You can select the additional events in the following way:
   1. From the Object type drop-down list, select the required Axxon PSIM object type (3).
   2. From the ID drop-down list, select the identifier of the object of the selected type (4). If you don't select the ID, the HTTP-server sends events of all objects of the selected type.
   3. After you select the type and object identifier, the Object name field is automatically filled with the name of the corresponding object (5).
   4. In the Event field, enter the name of the event, which must be sent via the HTTP-server (6). If you don't specify the event, the HTTP-server sends all events of the selected object (objects of the selected type). Specify the name of the event in the internal format, for more details, see Description of events and reactions of system objects. For example, if you want to filter the events of the camera arming, you must select the Camera object type and enter the "ARM" text in the Event field. 
   5. If you want to send selected events related only to users from the Access Manager module (see Guide for configuring and working with the Access Manager module), enter objtype<PERSON> in the Parameters field (7). If you don't specify this parameter, the events of all objects are sent.
   6. Repeat steps a-e for all required objects and events.
4. Click the Apply button. 

Configuring the HTTP-server object is complete.