Walk a Siemens Building X device hierarchy to find points
domain: developer.siemens.com · 4 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
GET .../partitions/{partition}/devices?filter[hasLocation.data.id]={locationId}&include=hasFeatures.DeviceInfo,hasFeatures.Connectivity to list top-level devices for a building
For each device, GET .../devices/{deviceId}/devices to find devices sitting behind it as a gateway, repeating until no further nested devices are returned
For each device (top-level or nested), GET .../devices/{deviceId}/points?field[Point]=pointValue to list its points with their latest value
Record each point's id for later value-read or command calls
Known gotchas
Points can exist behind gateway devices, so a single top-level List Devices call misses points unless you also recurse into devices-behind-a-gateway
If your deployment's hierarchy is well known, you can query only known device types by modelName/DeviceInfo instead of full recursion
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