Read and write a running solution's live data over HTTPS — tags, historian, alarms, and the Object Model — on the solution's TServer port.

Reference → Programming and APIs → FrameworX REST APIs → Runtime REST API Reference

The Runtime REST API publishes a FrameworX solution's live runtime data over HTTPS: current and historical tag values, alarms, Object Model browse, and health. It runs on the per-solution TServer port and is the modern, versioned replacement for the legacy WebAccess API. For machine-wide management (starting/stopping solutions, licensing, files) use the companion SolutionCenter API on port 10108.

Base URL and ports

A TServer process hosts exactly one solution, so the host and port together already name the solution and its execution profile. There is no /solutions/{name} segment in the URL. The port is 3100 + profile id:

Authentication

Every data endpoint requires a Bearer token in the Authorization header. Two token kinds share the same wire format:

Session token — user login

Exchange a solution user's credentials for a short-lived session token:

POST /api/v1/auth/login HTTP/1.1
Host: scada.example.com:3101
Content-Type: application/json

{ "user": "partner-acme", "password": "<plaintext>" }

--- 200 OK ---
{
  "token": "9c30730a4-e2ee-4595-9131-d64769c5afbe",
  "expiresAt": "2026-07-07T18:35:00Z",
  "user": "partner-acme"
}

Send the token on every subsequent request. Session lifetime follows the user's Security Policy (inactivity / duration; 0 = never expires). Call POST /api/v1/auth/logout to invalidate it.

GET /api/v1/uns/Plant1/Tank1.Level HTTP/1.1
Host: scada.example.com:3101
Authorization: Bearer 9c30730a4-e2ee-4595-9131-d64769c5afbe

Pre-issued Bearer Token — machine-to-machine

For webhooks, headless scripts, and service accounts, issue a long-lived Bearer Token in the Designer Security → Security Secrets page and send it directly as Authorization: Bearer <token> — no login round-trip. The token inherits the permission group of its associated user, is stored AES-256 encrypted, shown once at issuance, and works until you disable or delete it.

The probes /ping, /health, /ready, and /api/v1/openapi.json are anonymous and require no token.

Endpoints

UNS — tags and UserTypes

The /api/v1/uns/… family is UNS-strict (the Tag.* namespace, Pillar 1). Tag paths are written directly (Plant1/Tank1.Level); the Tag. prefix is added automatically.

Runtime Object — the 12 roots

The /api/v1/runtime-object/… family spans the whole Object Model (Tag, Server, Client, Info, Alarm, Device, Historian, Dataset, Script, Display, Report, Security). Paths here are dot-rooted and must be fully qualified (Tag.Plant1/Tank1.Level, Server.Now).

Alarms, custom methods, and runtime info

Examples

GET /api/v1/uns/Plant1/Tank1.Level
Authorization: Bearer <token>

--- 200 OK ---
{ "objectName": "Plant1/Tank1.Level", "value": 47.3, "quality": 192,
  "utcTimestamp": "2026-07-07T15:30:42.123Z" }

POST /api/v1/uns/group
Authorization: Bearer <token>
Content-Type: application/json

{ "paths": ["Plant1/Tank1.Level", "Plant1/Tank2.Level", "Plant1/Motor1.Speed"] }

PUT /api/v1/uns/group
Authorization: Bearer <token>
Content-Type: application/json

{ "writes": [
    { "path": "Plant1/Tank1.Setpoint", "value": 50.0 },
    { "path": "Plant1/Tank2.Setpoint", "value": 60.0 }
] }

GET /api/v1/uns/Plant1/Tank1.Level/aggregated
        ?from=2026-07-07T00:00:00Z&to=2026-07-07T01:00:00Z
        &aggregation=Average&interval=PT5M
Authorization: Bearer <token>

Errors

All errors use the RFC 7807 Problem Details envelope: type, title, status, detail, instance.

Time format

All timestamps are ISO 8601 strict UTC with a mandatory Z suffix (2026-07-07T15:30:42.123Z). Durations use ISO 8601 duration syntax (PT5M = 5 minutes, PT1H = 1 hour, P1D = 1 day). A local-naive timestamp is rejected with 400.

OpenAPI 3.1 specification

The Runtime REST API is described by an OpenAPI 3.1 document — load it into Swagger UI, Postman, or a client generator to work from the always-current contract. The runtime serves an anonymous discovery pointer at GET /api/v1/openapi.json (the alias GET /api/v1/openapi redirects to it); the pointer returns the location of the OpenAPI document itself.

Migrating from the legacy WebAccess API

Existing /rtServices/api/… integrations continue to work, but new integrations should use the endpoints above. Direct equivalents:

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