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How do you make a mashup on ThingWorx?

by Rhyley Bryan

How do you make a mashup on ThingWorx?

Create Your Application UI

  1. Step 1: Create New Mashup.
  2. Step 2: Mashup Builder Sections.
  3. Step 3: Introducing Widgets.
  4. Step 4: Bind Data to Widgets.
  5. Step 5: Add Widgets to Mashup.
  6. Step 6: Apply Services.
  7. Step 7: Test Your GUI.
  8. Step 8: Next Steps.

What is a state definition ThingWorx?

When you create a state definition, you must apply the state type: as a String/Value or Numeric type. Defining a String/Value type applies the style definition to an exact match. When you define a String/Value state definition, define the following fields for each state: • String/Value — The string you want to match.

Which pane is used for visualizing navigating and deleting bindings in the mashup builder?

Bindings are displayed when you: Select an item on the Explorer panel in Mashup Builder.

How to create GUI for ThingWorx Mashup Builder?

This project will introduce the ThingWorx Mashup Builder. Following the steps in this guide, you will learn how to use this tool to create a Graphical User Interface (GUI) for your IoT Application.

What do you mean by dynamic mashup in ThingWorx?

A dynamic Mashup constructed from a grouping of Gadgets. A Dashboard may be modified during runtime so that certain Gadgets are displayed, while others are hidden. Row entries in data tables, streams, value streams, blogs, wikis, and properties.

What is the definition of a Mashup Builder?

Definition; mashup: A graphical visualization of the model and data. Mashups have the ability to produce enriched results from the combination of presentation and data aggregation, making the application more useful and effective. mashup binding: The process of identifying the data source for widgets to display in the Mashup Builder. mashup builder

What can I do with ThingWorx developer portal?

We will teach you how to rapidly create and update a Mashup, which is a custom visualization built to display data from devices according to your application’s business and technical requirements. This guide may be completed within any environment where you have access to full ThingWorx Foundation.