Control when a stop sign

[brunoibac]

Hello.
How could I control to open several rtsp signals during a certain period and if any stops, do I need to register with a bank for notification control?

 

[Max]

Good day.
You can use REST API to check if RTSP stream is running or stopped, and start to capture it again when it stopped.

 

[brunoibac]

Hello, but is there a webhook that informs me when these connections are dropped or do I need to make a loop to keep asking the API all the time?

 

[Max]

is there a webhook that informs me when these connections are dropped

You can use /StreamStatusEvent REST hook to check if RTSP stream becomes FAILED. Please look at REST hook implementation example that can be used as template.

 

[brunoibac]

You can use /StreamStatusEvent REST hook to check if RTSP stream becomes FAILED. Please look at REST hook implementation example that can be used as template.

I couldn't understand where I configure or create the endpoint that will receive the response so I can handle it.

Ex. http://yourhost/rest-hooks/

Would it be standard, will it respond to the same domain/IP that I call the API that opens the signal? today I open using my MY_IP/rtsp/startup

 

[Max]

I couldn't understand where I configure or create the endpoint that will receive the response so I can handle it.

You should deploy a web server (Apache or nginx) with PHP module for example. Then you should make a PHP script that handles a REST hooks needed on the endpoint http://host/rest-hooks/. And, finally, you should configure WCS to call to this endpoint.
Please read a step by step example which implements a REST hook /connect to authenticate users by domain.

Would it be standard, will it respond to the same domain/IP that I call the API that opens the signal? today I open using my MY_IP/rtsp/startup

Yes, you can deploy a web server on the same host as WCS. Please make sure WCS and web server use a different ports in this case.