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How Does an Application Server Obtain Data Reported by Devices to the IoT Platform
Updated on 2022-02-24 GMT+08:00
How Does an Application Server Obtain Data Reported by Devices to the IoT Platform
An application server obtains data reported by devices to the IoT platform using either of the following ways:
- The application server calls the Querying Historical Device Data API to obtain data reported by devices from the IoT platform.
- The application server calls the Subscribing to Service Data of the IoT Platform API so that the IoT platform pushes data to the application server when devices report data.
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