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DACS STATION API PYTHON EXAMPLES
Please advise where I find description of _dl, _ds, _dud, client.factory.create, etc. ?
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DACS Station Python API _dl, _ds, _dud description
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I assume that you are referring to the Python examples of DACS Station API.
_dl represents DacsAdministratorLogin.
_ds represents SiteName.
_dud represents DacsUserDefinition.
These data types are required by the createDacsUserDefinition method.
You can check the WEB SERVICES PROGRAMMER’S GUIDE regarding the descriptions of these data types and methods.
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Hi @Jirapongse, thank you.
1. Which data types _naming need to use in case of createDacsDistribution method. Which guide describe this?
mSiteName - _ds
mDistributionType - _??
mDescription - _??
mHostRequestingDistribution - _??
mDacsUsersForSelective -_??
mDacsNormalizedDateTimeForDeferred - _??
2. Is it possible to use Open DACS API for user creation instead of DACS webservices?
They are just Python variables' names which can be anything that follows the Python variables naming standard.
Open DACS API can't create DACS users.
