Share and Embed for Thermal Utility Yield Data

This is thermal industry yield and daily market report data from the public utilities sector of the financial industry. It is sourced from public

What this category of data looks like

This is thermal industry yield and daily market report data from the public utilities sector of the financial industry. It is sourced from public utility industry monitoring platforms and internal thermal enterprise operation systems. It updates daily with aggregated data from the previous calendar day. The document uses a hierarchical structured format, grouped first by administrative division and then by heating unit. Fields include region identifier, heating unit number, current period revenue calculation value, benchmark reference value for the same period, and data collection timestamp. Revenue calculation values and benchmark reference values use standard operational accounting units for the thermal industry, with no fixed percentage-based quantitative identifiers.

Constraints Imposed on Share and Embed Workflows

The fixed daily update rhythm imposes clear implementation constraints on share and embed workflows. Embedded components must be configured with an automatic refresh mechanism or a short cache expiration time, to avoid displaying expired previous day’s data and compromise information timeliness. The hierarchical structured document format requires share links or embed parameters to support specifying display levels. For example, only provincial-level aggregated data or detailed data for a single heating unit can be shown, to ensure shared content matches the recipient’s viewing needs. The baseline association logic between fields requires embed configurations to retain field mapping relationships, to avoid displaying isolated calculation values and reduce data readability. The rigor of public utility data also requires embed code to include a source data identifier parameter, so recipients can trace data sources and update times.

Configuration Settings

Configuration ItemRecommended ValueRationale
iframe_cache_ttl300–3600 secondsMatches the daily update rhythm, avoids cache expiration or excessive frequent requests
share_data_levelstation or districtAdapts to the hierarchical document structure of thermal data grouped by heating unit and region
data_source_tagheat_utility_marketIdentifies the data source type, meets data traceability requirements
auto_refreshenabledSynchronizes with the daily update feature, ensures embedded content is updated in real time
guest_embed_modeenabledSupports login-free share and embed, fits public share scenarios
stream_output_switchdisabledDaily reports are batch static data, no need for streaming output

The parameter values provided on this page are common starting points for configuration. Actual values are affected by material form, data volume and business rules. Specific issues require case-by-case analysis. It is recommended to test on your own samples before finalizing settings.

Three Common Configuration Errors

  • Symptom: A Set-Cookie interception error appears in the browser console after embedding the iframe, and the network request returns a 401 Unauthorized status code. Cause: The guest_embed_mode configuration is not enabled, or no cross-domain compatible cache parameters are set, resulting in failed session permission verification.
  • Symptom: After opening the login-free share window, no expected streaming broadcast content is returned, only static packaged text is displayed. Cause: The stream_output_switch configuration is mistakenly set to disabled, or the streaming output switch is not enabled in the embed parameters.
  • Symptom: The embedded thermal utility data is not updated for a long time, still showing old data from multiple days prior. Cause: The iframe_cache_ttl value is set beyond the data update cycle, not matching the daily update rhythm of the data source.

How to Verify Correct Configuration

  • Open the preview link of the embed code, check if the configured data_source_tag identifier is displayed at the top of the page, to confirm the data source traceability information is normal.
  • Adjust the share_data_level parameter value, verify whether the displayed thermal data level matches the expected setting, such as switching to the regional level or heating unit level.
  • Wait for one data update cycle, then refresh the embedded page, confirm that the data has been updated to the latest collection timestamp, to verify that the automatic refresh or cache configuration is effective.
  • Open the network panel in the browser developer tools, check if the Set-Cookie response header of the iframe request is returned normally, to confirm that the session permission configuration is correct.

Question material comes from public community discussions. Configuration values are common starting points and should be measured against your own samples. Verified on 2026-09-14.