ScadaBridge/src/ZB.MOM.WW.ScadaBridge.DelmiaNotifier/README.md

# DelmiaNotifier (`WWNotifier.exe`)

A compact, self-contained Windows console app that **DELMIA Apriso shells out to** on each
recipe / NC-program download to notify the plant that a recipe was placed at a path for a machine.

It is the modern, drop-in replacement for the legacy `WWNotifier` (see
[`../../docs/former-api-specs/dnc/Delmia-Integration-API.md`](../../docs/former-api-specs/dnc/Delmia-Integration-API.md),
*Surface B*), repointed from the old Wonderware `/notify` receiver to the **ScadaBridge Inbound API**
method `DelmiaRecipeDownload` (as-deployed spec: [`docs/api-specs/Delmia-Recipe-Download-API.md`](../../docs/api-specs/Delmia-Recipe-Download-API.md)). The command-line flags, the `YES`/`NO` stdout contract, and the
exit-code semantics are **unchanged**, so Delmia's call site and output parsing need no changes — only
the executable on disk and its `appsettings.json` are swapped.

> The published assembly name is **`WWNotifier`** precisely so it is a literal file-for-file drop-in
> for Delmia's existing call path.

## What it does

Per invocation it POSTs the recipe-download notification to the configured ScadaBridge node(s) and
maps the result back to the legacy contract:

```
DELMIA → WWNotifier.exe → POST {baseUrl}/api/DelmiaRecipeDownload  (X-API-Key: <key>)
                        ← { "Result": true/false, "ResultText": "..." }
        ← stdout: YES | NO\n<reason>   ·   exit: 0 | -1
```

## Command-line flags

| Short | Long | Required | → payload field |
|---|---|---|---|
| `-d` | `--downloadpath` | yes | `DownloadPath` |
| `-m` | `--machine` | yes | `MachineCode` |
| `-w` | `--workorder` | yes | `WorkOrderNumber` |
| `-p` | `--partnumber` | yes | `PartNumber` |
| `-s` | `--seqop` | no | `JobStepNumber` |
| `-u` | `--username` | no | `Username` |

Each flag takes one value (`-m Z28061`). A missing required flag → `NO` + reason, exit `-1`, **no**
HTTP attempt.

```
WWNotifier.exe -m Z28061 -d "C:\recipes\job.nc" -w WO12345 -p PN-7788 -s 0100 -u operator1
```

## Output contract (drop-in parity)

- **stdout** is reserved for the contract Delmia parses:
  - success → `YES` (exit `0`)
  - failure → `NO` on the first line, then a human-readable reason on the next line (exit `-1`)
- **exit code**: `0` on success, `-1` on failure. (On POSIX shells `-1` surfaces as `255`; on Windows
  `%ERRORLEVEL%` is `-1`.)
- All diagnostics (per-URL attempt, status code, which URL answered, exceptions) go to **stderr** and,
  if `LogPath` is set, an appended log file — never to stdout.

## Delivery semantics

The `BaseUrls` failover loop is at-least-once, not exactly-once: a connection reset *after* the
target already processed the POST, or a slow response that exceeds `TimeoutSeconds`, both look like
an unreachable node to this client and cause a re-POST to the next URL — even though the first
attempt may already have succeeded. The deployed `DelmiaRecipeDownload` inbound method must be
idempotent on `(MachineCode, DownloadPath, WorkOrderNumber)` so a duplicate delivery is harmless;
see the design doc's "Delivery semantics: at-least-once" section for details.

## Configuration — `appsettings.json`

Placed next to the exe (copied to the output on build/publish):

```json
{
  "ScadaBridge": {
    "BaseUrls": "http://host-a:8085,http://host-b:8085",
    "TimeoutSeconds": 30,
    "LogPath": "logs/delmia-notifier.log",
    "ApiKey": ""
  }
}
```

- **`BaseUrls`** — comma-separated failover list of **base URLs only**; the app appends
  `/api/DelmiaRecipeDownload`. URLs are tried in order with **connect-failure-only failover**: a node
  that responds at all (even `4xx`/`5xx`) is authoritative and its answer is final; only a node that
  fails to connect (refused/reset, DNS, TLS, timeout) rolls over to the next. If every URL fails to
  connect → `NO` + last connection error.
- **`TimeoutSeconds`** — per-attempt HTTP timeout (default `30`).
- **`LogPath`** — optional diagnostic log file, relative to the exe. Omit to log to stderr only.

## Secret — `SCADABRIDGE_API_KEY` (or `ScadaBridge:ApiKey`)

The inbound API key is sent as `X-API-Key`. It is resolved from **`SCADABRIDGE_API_KEY`** first
(recommended for production — the key never touches disk), falling back to **`ScadaBridge:ApiKey`** in
`appsettings.json` when the variable is unset or blank (a blank file value counts as unset too; both
values are trimmed). The diagnostic log records which source supplied the key — never the key itself — so
a stale environment variable silently shadowing an edited file is visible. If neither is set → `NO` +
`API key not configured (SCADABRIDGE_API_KEY or ScadaBridge:ApiKey)`, exit `-1`, no HTTP attempt.

Set the variable on the machine/account that DELMIA runs under (e.g. a system/user environment
variable, or the service account's environment). If you use the file instead, restrict its ACL to the
account DELMIA runs under — the key is stored in plain text there. Fill `ApiKey` in **only on the deployed
copy**: the repo's `appsettings.json` is tracked and copied to the build output, so a key pasted there to
test locally is one `git add` away from being committed. It must stay `""` in source control.

## Building & publishing (Native AOT, `win-x64`)

The runtime artifact is a self-contained, single-file native exe. **Native AOT does not cross-compile
from macOS/Linux** — publish on Windows with the MSVC build tools (Desktop C++ workload) installed:

```powershell
# On Windows:
dotnet publish src/ZB.MOM.WW.ScadaBridge.DelmiaNotifier -c Release -r win-x64
# → bin/Release/net10.0/win-x64/publish/WWNotifier.exe  (+ appsettings.json)
```

Copy `WWNotifier.exe` **and** `appsettings.json` to the Delmia host, set `SCADABRIDGE_API_KEY` (or fill in
`ScadaBridge:ApiKey` on that copy), and
point `BaseUrls` at the central node(s).

> Managed `dotnet build` / `dotnet test` run cross-platform and are the development/CI gate; only the
> final native publish requires Windows.

## Manual smoke test

After deploying (or against a reachable test cluster such as `wonder-app-vd03`):

```powershell
$env:SCADABRIDGE_API_KEY = "sbk_..."
.\WWNotifier.exe -m Z28061Sim -d "C:\recipes\test.nc" -w WO-TEST -p PN-TEST -s 0100 -u smoketest
# expect: YES  (exit 0)   — or NO + reason (exit -1) with details on stderr / in the log file
```

This mirrors the earlier `curl` verification of `POST /api/DelmiaRecipeDownload` with the
`X-API-Key` header.

### Docker rig recipe (no Galaxy needed)

The local rig (`docker/`) carries an in-memory stand-in for a vd03-style machine, so the whole
path — notifier → inbound method → site `Call` script → simulated `DelmiaReceiver` handshake — runs
on a laptop, including a 2-node central failover. Verified 2026-09-02
(`docs/api-specs/Delmia-Recipe-Download-API.md` §8):

```bash
bash docker/seed-delmia-sim.sh            # SimMachine/DelmiaReceiverSim templates + DelmiaSim01 on site-a, deployed
bash docker/seed-delmia-api.sh            # DelmiaRecipeDownload method + scoped key; prints DELMIA_API_KEY=sbk_... ONCE
export DELMIA_API_KEY=sbk_...
bash docker/sync-inbound-api-keys.sh      # keys are a per-node store: mirror central-a -> central-b (register row 108)
bash docker/verify-delmia-notifier.sh     # runs the managed build from a scratch copy; the key goes in THAT copy's appsettings.json
```

| Case | Setup | Expected |
|------|-------|----------|
| A | active node first in `BaseUrls` | `YES` |
| B | standby first (standby relays to the active) | `YES` |
| C | bad key | `NO` + `HTTP 401` (an answer is final — no failover) |
| D | active `docker kill`ed, attempt inside the takeover window | `NO` + `HTTP 503` — expected: connect-failure-only failover, the survivor is not yet active |
| E | survivor `/health/active` = 200 (~27 s) | `YES` (first URL refused → second URL) |
| F | victim restarted and rejoined as standby | `YES` (victim relays) |
| G | `DownloadPath` ending in `.bad` | `NO` + `Simulated reject: bad path or missing work order` |