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Eclipse AAS4J

📰 The Eclipse AAS4J 1.0.0-milestone-03 release is available on Maven Central Repository and includes the following artifacts implementing the AAS Specs – Part 1 V3.0 (final): dataformat-core, dataformat-aasx, dataformat-xml, dataformat-json, dataformat-parent, and model.

Eclipse AA4J implements the specification of the Asset Administration Shell (AAS) such as metamodels, submodels, serialization and deserialization modules, validators, and transformation libraries based on the AAS specifications. It also contains all classes and properties as defined by the document 'Details of the Asset Administration Shell' published on Industrial Digital Twin Association (IDTA).

Note: AAS libraries for java previously available in admin-shell-io.

Project Structure

Eclipse AA4J consists of the following components:

  • AAS Model
  • Dataformat Library
  • Validator

AAS Model

The AAS Model is an implementation of the Asset Administration Shell metamodel in Java. It contains all classes and properties as defined by the document 'Details of the Asset Administration Shell' published on Industrial Digital Twin Association (IDTA).

Please refer to AAS Model README for more information.

Dataformat Library

Eclipse AA4J contains an AAS Java Dataformat Library. The AAS Java Dataformat Library is a collection of software modules to serialize and deserialze instances of the Asset Administration Shell from and to Java instances. De-/serialization works according to the dataformat schemas published in the document 'Details of the Asset Administration Shell', published on Industrial Digital Twin Association (IDTA).

Build and Use

Some examples can be found on the documentation webpage.

You can build the project using Maven by simply executing at the repository root:

mvn clean package

or by integrating the respective modules as dependencies from Maven Central Repository, for instance:

<dependency>
  <groupId>org.eclipse.digitaltwin.aas4j</groupId>
  <artifactId>dataformat-json</artifactId>
  <version>latest-version</version>
<dependency>

AAS4J Project Structure

The project contains several modules:

  • dataformat-parent Maven parent module that contains the respective de-/serializers for the different data formats.
  • dataformat-core Location of the general classes and interfaces that are used by more than one de-/serializer.
  • dataformat-aasx AASX de-/serializer
  • dataformat-json JSON de-/serializer
  • dataformat-xml XML de-/serializer
  • model Meta-model classes be instantiated
  • validator Validator against the semantic restrictions of the AAS meta-model

AAS4J's predecessor contained serialization modules for AutomationML and OPC UA for which however no longer up-to-date specifications exist. Implementation is halted until the specs have been updated.

Additionally, the sources that are used for generating the static documentation using DocFX in the gh-pages branch are located in the docs folder.

Support

Current status of the project is incubating.

If you find any issue, please, file it at https://github.com/eclipse-aas4j/aas4j/issues. Note that some issues might affect the AAS specifications that are not addressed here but at the corrsponding workstreams (AAS in Details) for the Industrial Digital Twin Association (IDTA).

You can contact us via our mailing list ([email protected]).

Feel free also to (subscribe to our mailing list)[https://accounts.eclipse.org/mailing-list/aas4j-dev]

How to Contribute

We always look for contributions, bug reports, feature requests etc. Please, read https://github.com/eclipse-digitaltwin/aas4j/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md for more information.

Contributors

An updated list of the committers can be found here: https://projects.eclipse.org/projects/dt.aas4j/who

This project was initiated by SAP and Fraunhofer to provide a foundation for the AAS development and to foster its dissemination.

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