In case assetKind is applicable the assetType is the asset ID of the type asset of the asset under consideration as identified by globalAssetId.
Note: In case assetKind is "Instance" than the assetType denotes which "Type" the asset is of. But it is also possible to have an assetType of an asset of kind "Type".
Thumbnail of the asset represented by the Asset Administration Shell.
Used as default.
Global identifier of the asset the AAS is representing.
This attribute is required as soon as the AAS is exchanged via partners in the life cycle of the asset. In a first phase of the life cycle the asset might not yet have a global ID but already an internal identifier. The internal identifier would be modelled via specificAssetIds.
Note: This is a global reference.
Additional domain-specific, typically proprietary identifier for the asset like e.g., serial number etc.
Dispatch visitor on this instance.
to visit this instance
Dispatch visitor with context on this instance.
type of the context
to visit this instance
to be passed along to the dispatched visitor method
Yield from specificAssetIds if it is set, or yield nothing.
Dispatch the transformer on this instance.
transformation of this instance
T - type of the transformation result
to transform this instance
Dispatch the transformer on this instance in context.
transformation of this instance
T - type of the transformation result
ContextT - type of the transformation context
to transform this instance
to be passed along to the transformer
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In AssetInformation identifying meta data of the asset that is represented by an AAS is defined.
Remarks
The asset may either represent an asset type or an asset instance.
The asset has a globally unique identifier plus – if needed – additional domain specific (proprietary) identifiers. However, to support the corner case of very first phase of lifecycle where a stabilised/constant_set global asset identifier does not already exist, the corresponding attribute globalAssetId is optional.
Constraint
AASd-116:globalAssetIdis a reserved key. If used as value for name then value shall be identical to globalAssetId.Note: Constraint AASd-116 is important to enable a generic search across global and specific asset IDs.
Note: In the book, Constraint AASd-116 imposes a case-insensitive equality against
globalAssetId. This is culturally-dependent, and depends on the system settings. For example, the case-folding for the letters "i" and "I" is different in Turkish from English.We implement the constraint as case-sensitive instead to allow for interoperability across different culture settings.
Constraint
AASd-131: For AssetInformation either the globalAssetId shall be defined or at least one item in specificAssetIds.