Data Format - Vehicle
Example
On the previous pages, you saw the basic structure of a message and all external attributes we might send you. In the
following example we expanded all keys in the vehicle
object. In general a vehicle
is any entity which can move
in between locations. It can be for instance a truck, a trailer, an airplane, a drone, or even something which has not been invented yet.
The vehicle
object is optional; if present it contains data of the currently linked vehicle to the planning. At the
moment of sending the data, this is the vehicle we have monitored for the realization data. In the table underneath we
give a short description of every key.
{
"id": "2a8af6c6-e4d5-5dfb-9532-e8b17c3ffd88",
"name": "DCX|2020|32-2-888",
"externalAttributes": {},
"vehicle": {
"entity": {
"id": "8e410040-1b36-4179-a216-63fcd2e9c888",
"externalAttributes": {
"licensePlate": "31-ABC-3",
"customerDeviceIdentifier": "TEST01",
"externalDeviceIdentifier": "TEST01",
"deviceName": "TEST01"
},
"vehicleType": "Tractor",
"fuel": "EURO_5_DIESEL",
"actors": [
{
"entity": {
"id": "861355f1-24ec-3fe3-bd0e-9ddfb2fc6d3d",
"name": "Hendricus Gillis"
},
"associationType": "inline"
}
]
},
"associationType": "inline"
},
"actors": [],
"actions": []
}
Vehicle entity scheme
associationType | string See the basics for an explanation | ||||||||||||||||||||||
object Container object | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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