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Adapter Framework

Dependencies

  • Last UpdatedAug 19, 2026
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Use this section to understand the dependencies used by the Adapter Framework. These dependencies provide the foundational services and capabilities that support adapter development and runtime execution.

Open Message Format

Open Message Format (OMF) is a message-based specification used to describe data types, streams, metadata, and time-series values in a consistent way so that producers and consumers can exchange industrial data reliably. OMF is the transport contract used by the framework to serialize adapter output and send it to supported endpoints. The source code currently includes support for OMF versions 1.2 and 2.0, with the system host using OMF 2.0 for the current host entry point.

OMF 1.2 and OMF 2.0 use different data modeling approaches.

OMF 1.2 is based on the traditional Type, Container, and Data message model and is primarily focused on time-series data streams. Use this version when you need compatibility with existing OMF 1.2 based solutions or when your use case is primarily focused on traditional time-series data streams.

OMF 2.0 uses a Schema and Instance message model that supports advanced data modeling scenarios, including entities, events, relationships, and streaming data. It is the recommended version for new Adapter Framework development.

For additional information, see OMF 1.2 or OMF 2.0 documentation.

Third Party

The Adapter Framework depends on several third-party components that are not authored by AVEVA and are not included in this project. AVEVA makes no warranties regarding these components and cannot guarantee their security or suitability for your purposes; each is governed by its own license, and you are responsible for reviewing and complying with those terms.

For a list of components and their licenses, see Third party dependencies.

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