Jetstream API
Jetstream Navigator
Event Search
4min
The Event Search page of Jetstream Navigator allows you to search for and view event information and JSON text for device events and commands.
To search for an event:
- Select the tab for the event type you would like to search for.
- If you are searching for a device event, enter the Event ID If you are searching for a command, enter the Command ID.
- Click Search.
The Device Event Search displays the following Device Event Information:
- Device Name - The Device Name is a clickable link to the Device Details page.
- Jetstream Application - The Jetstream application to which the device was associated at the time of the event.
- Generated Time - The time that the event actually occurred, as timestamped by the device firmware.
- Received Time - The time that the event was received, as timestamped by Jetstream.
- Command Name - Only present if the event is a command. The name of the command type.
- Command ID - Only present if the event is a command. The GUID for the command.
- Event Message - Provides additional event details, such as the temperature for a sensor reading event, the number of tags seen by an object event, and read exceptions.
- Event JSON - A Copy button is available to copy the event JSON.
Example Device Event Search Result:
The Command Search displays the following Command Event Information:
- Device Name - The Device Name is a clickable link to the Device Details page.
- Jetstream Application - The Jetstream application to which the device was associated at the time of the event.
- Generated Time - The time that the event actually occurred, as timestamped by the device firmware.
- Received Time - The time that the event was received, as timestamped by Jetstream.
- Command Name - The name of the command type.
- Command ID - The GUID for the command.
- Event Message - Provides additional event details, such as the temperature for a sensor reading event, the number of tags seen by an object event, and read exceptions.
- Event JSON - A Copy button is available to copy the event JSON.
Example Command Search Result:
