// Create the InfoTable using the appropriate data shape
var params = {
infoTableName : "InfoTable",
dataShapeName : "PTC.SCA.SCO.AssetService.Connector.ServiceMaxApiPayloadDS.OthersDS"
};
result = Resources["InfoTableFunctions"].CreateInfoTableFromDataShape(params);
/*** DO NOT MAKE MODIFICATIONS ABOVE THIS LINE ***/
/*
* For version 2 of the ServiceMax API we will use the serial number to map
* requests to installed products
* If different matching is required then this section needs to be changed
* to include the field(s) configured
* for matching. Refer to the "Configuring Installed Product Lookup" in
* the ServiceMax IOT Enablement guide for details.
*
* Multiple rows can be added to the InfoTable; one for each name/value
* pair to appear in the Others section of the API payload.
* Follow the pattern below to add additional rows
*/

var othersObj = new Object();
othersObj.FieldName = "SerialNumber";
othersObj.FieldValue = dataShapeObj.AssetSerialNumber;
result.AddRow(othersObj);

/*
* Example to add more Thing properties to the InfoTable
*
* This example uses the thing name based in the dataShapeObj argument
* to look up the Thing and grab properties from it.
*
* The resulting JSON sent to the ServiceMax API looks like:
* "Others" : { "SerialNumber":"value", "IsConnected":"value",
* "LastConnection":"value" }
*/
var t = Things[dataShapeObj.AssetThingName];
var othersObj = new Object();
othersObj.FieldName = "IsConnected";
othersObj.FieldValue = t.isConnected;
result.AddRow(othersObj);
var lastConnectedUTCTime=new Date(t.lastConnection.getUTCFullYear(),
t.lastConnection.getUTCMonth(), t.lastConnection.getUTCDate(),
t.lastConnection.getUTCHours(), t.lastConnection.getUTCMinutes(),
t.lastConnection.getUTCSeconds());
var othersObj = new Object();
othersObj.FieldName = "LastConnection";
othersObj.FieldValue = dateFormat(lastConnectedUTCTime, "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.sss");;
result.AddRow(othersObj);