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sources.xml

This file stores the configuration regarding the connection to all the remote data sources, for any protocol.

Sources

Field Type
sources list<Sources.Source>

Sources.Source

Field Type Restricted to
name string
enabled boolean
rig_name string
service_company string
protocol_name string
The protocol name defines the interpretation of all the other fields. Possible values are witsml, wits, opc-da,opc-ua, csv, and raw.
protocol_version string
endpoint string
The format of the endpoint varies by protocol.
username string
Used if applicable. In opc-da, it can include the domain
password string witsml, opc-ua, opc-da
Used if applicable.
mode string
client or server
query_period int witsml, opc-da, opc-ua
The interval between consecutive requests starts.
wildcard_period int witsml
The interval in which the collector gets the witsml store and creates the dynamic requests. If the tag does not exist, the wildcard_period value from liverig.property will be used.
uid_well string witsml
This filter can represent either the desired uid_well or the wildcard *, meaning to collect data from all wells.
uid_wellbore string witsml
This filter can represent either the desired uid_wellbore or the wildcard *, meaning to collect data from all wellbores.
tls_auth boolean witsml
This flag indicates if a witsml source using https protocol should use a certificate to authenticate.
requests list<Sources.Source.Request> witsml

Sources.Source.Request

Field Type Restricted to
enabled boolean
object string witsml
query_period int witsml, opc-da, opc-ua
The interval between consecutive requests starts. It has precedence over the source configuration.
uid_well string witsml
This filter can represent either the desired uid_well or the wildcard *, meaning to collect data from all wells. It has precedence over the source configuration.
uid_wellbore string witsml
This filter can represent either the desired uid_wellbore or the wildcard *, meaning to collect data from all wellbores. It has precedence over the source configuration.
uid_log string witsml
This filter can represent either the desired uid_log or the wildcard *, meaning to collect data from all logs.
name_well string witsml
This field is informative only, and not used on the connection. It can be left blank.
name_wellbore string witsml
This field is informative only, and not used on the connection. It can be left blank.
name_log string witsml
This field is informative only, and not used on the connection. It can be left blank.
index_type string witsml
When a wildcard (*) is used for the uid_log, this fields restrict the collection for a specific log index type. It is also useful to tell the collector, a priori, not to query by date when a log is depth-indexed, and vice-versa. Possible values are date time, measured depth or vertical depth.
mnemonics string witsml, opc-da, opc-ua
For opc-da and opc-ua, it should be combined with a list provided on the file store.json.
log_delay int witsml
Represents an amount of time that will be subtracted from the startDateTimeIndex and endDateTimeIndex indexes on each request for data.
state_path string
The directory where the files related to this request are saved. This is generated automatically by the collector, but can be overriden.

Example

<sources>
    <source>
        <name>my connection</name>
        <mode>client</mode>
        <rig_name>my rig</rig_name>
        <service_company>the company</service_company>
        <protocol_name>witsml</protocol_name>
        <protocol_version>1.3.1.1</protocol_version>
        <endpoint>https://the_server:9999/witsml</endpoint>
        <tls_auth>true</tls_auth>
        <username>witsml</username>
        <password>witsml</password>

        <uid_well>well-1</uid_well>
        <uid_wellbore>wellbore-1</uid_wellbore>

        <requests>
            <request>
                <object>log</object>
                <query_period>10</query_period>
                <uid_log>1111111</uid_log>
            </request>
        </requests>
    </source>
</sources>