Found in Config Editor --> Drivers
Included by default: no
Subscriber file: ElementalLiveSubscriber.ts
| Confguration Option | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Host Name/IP Address | String | The host name or IP address of the Elemental Live |
| Port | Number | HTTP or HTTPS port to use for comms |
| API Username | String | API user as configured in Elemental Live |
| API Key | String | API key for the user as configured in Elemental Live |
| Use HTTPS | Boolean | Whether or not to use HTTPS |
| Ignore HTTPS errors | Boolean | Whether or not ignore HTTPS errors - enable if using self signed certificate |
| Confguration Option | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| abSide | String | Optionally specify if this is an A or B server for dual systems. This determines which profile XML field the template is taken from in the resource group. Default = a. |
| elementalConnectionDetails.developmentHost | String | Optionally specify a host to connect to when running the driver in development mode - useful when using port forwarding. |
| elementalConnectionDetails.developmentPort | String | Optionally specify a port to connect to when running the driver in development mode - useful when using port forwarding. |
| debugXmlFolder | String | Optionally specify a folder for debug XMLs to be written to. This is useful when debugging event creation, because if the event fails to be created, you can upload the XML in the Elemental Live UI to find out more details about the errors. |
| services.resourceGroupService | String | The name of the resource group service where the profile XMLs are stored |
The Elemental Live driver supports the following ESB messages:
For more information, please see ElementalLiveSubscriber.ts (developers with SDK access) or busby.services.[nameOfService] in the Busby configuration editor.