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Overview

The Syncurity IR-Flow DXL Python client library provides a high level wrapper for invoking Syncurity IR-Flow API calls via the Data Exchange Layer Fabric IR-Flow via the DXL fabric.

The purpose of this service is to allow users to invoke IR-Flow remote commands via the DXL fabric.

A single IR-Flow service can connect to a single IR-Flow instance to provide access to the remote API endpoints exposed by IR-Flow.

DXL clients can invoke ePO remote commands by sending DXL request messages via the DXL fabric. The IR-Flow DXL service handles incoming request messages and forwards them to the appropriate ePO server via secure HTTP. Responses received from the IR-Flow server are packaged by the IR-Flow DXL service as DXL response messages and sent back to the invoking DXL client.

Documentation

Documentation is supplied in the README links found after extracting the release.zip file on the releases page of this repo.

Installation

  • Download the Latest Release

  • Extract the release .zip file

  • View the README.html file located at the root of the extracted files.

  • The README links to the documentation which includes installation instructions, API details, and samples.

Bugs and Feedback

For bugs, questions and feedback please use github issues in this repo.

LICENSE

Copyright 2019

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