Xentara WebSocket API Specification v2.0.4
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This section describes the read and write operations available in the Xentara WebSocket interface. The read and write operations allows users to seamlessly interact with the attributes of various Xentara elements, facilitating data exchange and manipulation.
Reading operation involve retrieving the current values of specified attributes from Xentara elements. These operations are essential for monitoring and analyzing the state and performance of various elements within the system. The WebSocket API provides read command to ensure that read operations are performed efficiently and accurately, delivering up-to-date information to the user.
Write operation, on the other hand, allow users to modify the values of certain attribute within Xentara elements. This capability is crucial for configuring and controlling system components dynamically. Write operations can also be integrated with the light-weight sub-sessions to enhance control over write access. By using the Xentara WebSocket interface, users can send write commands to update attribute, thereby adjusting the behavior and settings of the Xentara elements.
More detailed information about performing read and write operations, including the specific commands, syntax, and examples, can be found in the Read and Write command section of the WebSocket API documentation.