Definition of an Action Class
The following action classes are available in G-Core. If the existing action classes are not sufficient, a new action class can be defined.
Action Class Name |
Display Name |
Identification Code |
---|---|---|
System |
System actions |
0 |
Video |
Video control |
1 |
Audio |
Audio control |
2 |
CameraControl |
Camera control |
3 |
DigitalContacts |
Digital contacts |
4 |
Device |
Device information |
5 |
ATM |
ATM/ACS |
6 |
Backup |
Backup actions |
7 |
CashManagement |
Cash management actions |
8 |
Viewer |
Viewer actions |
9 |
ViewerNotification |
Viewer notifications |
10 |
POS |
POS |
11 |
RemoteExport |
Remote export |
12 |
SkiData |
SKIDATA |
13 |
LPS |
LPS |
14 |
Logistic |
Supply chain security |
15 |
Lenel |
Lenel |
16 |
Imex |
Imex |
17 |
PP |
Perimeter protection |
18 |
VCA |
Video content analytics |
19 |
Required Parameters
The definition of an action class requires at least the name and the identification code of the action class.
Parameter |
Description |
|
---|---|---|
ActionClassName |
|
Name of the action class. |
ActionClassCode |
|
Identification code of the action class. The identification code for dynamically added action classes starts from 1000. All action classes whose code is lower than the start value are ignored because these codes are already assigned. |
The definition of the required parameters looks like this:
<actionclasses>
<actionclass name="Supplementary" code="1000"/>
</actionclasses>
Optional Parameters
A display name and a description can be specified for the action class name. This information is optional and is used for the display in user interfaces. If the <plain>
and <description>
attributes are missing, the specified action class name name="…"
is used instead of the display name o description.
Parameter |
Description |
|
---|---|---|
ActionClassPlainName |
|
Name of the action class as display name (well readable with spaces). |
ActionClassDescription |
|
Description of the action class. |
The definition of the optional parameters looks like this:
<actionclasses>
<actionclass name="Supplementary" code="1000">
<plain>Supplementary</plain>
<description>These actions supplement the usual G-Core actions.</description>
</actionclass>
</actionclasses>