Wonderware Application Server Glossary


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Application

  • A collection of objects within a Galaxy Repository that performs an automation task. Synonymous with Galaxy. There may be one or more applications within a Galaxy Repository.

Entry link: Application

Application Engine (AppEngine)

  • A scan-based engine that hosts and executes the runtime logic contained within AutomationObjects.

Entry link: Application Engine (AppEngine)

Application Object

  • An AutomationObject that represents some element of your application. This may include things such as (but not limited to) an automation process component (for instance, a thermocouple, pump, motor, valve, reactor, or tank) or associated application component (for instance, function block, PID loop, Sequential Function Chart, Ladder Logic program, batch phase, or SPC data sheet).

Entry link: Application Object

Application Server

  • The supervisory control platform. Application Server uses existing Wonderware products such as InTouch for visualization, the Wonderware Historian for data storage, and the device Integration product line like a Data Access Server (DAServer) for device communications.
  • An Application Server can be distributed across multiple computers as part of a single Galaxy Namespace.

Entry link: Application Server

Application Views

  • The Application Views pane displays the object-related contents of the Galaxy in different ways: Model view, Deployment view, Derivation view and Operations view. The Model view is the default display when the ArchestrA IDE is first opened.

Entry link: Application Views

ArchestrA

  • The distributed architecture for supervisory control and manufacturing information systems. It is an open and extensible technology based on a distributed, object-based design.

Entry link: ArchestrA

ArchestrA Object Toolkit

  • A programmer’s tool used to create new Application Objects and Device Integration Object Templates, including their configuration and run-time implementations. Includes a developer tool used to build DI Objects and create unique Domain Objects that interact with DI Objects in the ArchestrA environment.

Entry link: ArchestrA Object Toolkit

Area

  • A logical grouping of AutomationObjects that represents an area or unit of a plant. It is used to group related AutomationObjects for alarm, history, and security purposes. It is represented by an Area AutomationObject.

Entry link: Area

Area Object

  • The System Object that represents an Area of your plant within a Galaxy. The Area Object acts as an alarm concentrator, and is used to place other Automation Objects into proper context with respect to the actual physical automation layout.

Entry link: Area Object

Assignment

  • The designation of a host for an AutomationObject. For example, an AppEngine AutomationObject is assigned to a WinPlatform AutomationObject.

Entry link: Assignment


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