def __init__(self, property_name, backend_buffer, logger=None):
"""
Constructor.
@param property_name: Propoerty name for the callback
@type property_name: string
@param backend_buffer: buffer from the backend registry
@type backend_buffer:
ctamonitoring.property_recorder.backend.dummy.registry.Buffer
@raise ValueError: if no name is given to the property
or no buffer is specified
"""
# If there is no name then we do not want to store anything
if property_name is not None:
self.property_name = property_name
else:
raise ValueError("no name was given to the property")
# collection where the data should be stored. Expected:
# deque type. If none is provided, the only local storage is performed
if backend_buffer is None:
raise ValueError("no archive buffer was provided")
else:
self.backend_buffer = backend_buffer
if logger is None:
logger = getLogger('ctamonitoring.property_recorder.callbacks')
self._logger = logger
# Flag for the application to check if the action is still going on
# and if the callback has arrived.
self.status = 'INIT'
def __init__(self, channelname, component=None, domain=None):
'''
Constructor.
Params:
- channelName is the channel name
- component is the component this supplier has been instantiated from
(if applicable). This parameter is likely to become mandatory in future
version of ACS
- domain is the name of the domain of notification channels the channel
belongs to
Returns: Nothing
Raises: ACSErrTypeCommonImpl.CORBAProblemExImpl on critical failures
'''
#Logger for this supplier
self.logger = getLogger(str(channelname) + "-Supplier")
#Call the super's constructor
CommonNC.__init__(self, channelname, component, domain)
#CORBA ref to the channels supplier admin
self.supplierAdmin = None
#CORBA ref to this suppliers structured proxy push consumer
self.sppc = None
#number of events sent so far
self.count = 0
#Handle all of the CORBA stuff now
CommonNC.initCORBA(self)
self.initCORBA()
def __init__(self, comp_ref):
'''
Constructor
Parameters: comp_ref - reference to the component
Raises: ???
'''
#component reference
self.comp_ref = comp_ref
#the component's name which we need for the CDB
self.comp_name = self.comp_ref._get_name()
#our own personal logger
self.logger = getLogger("EventDispatcher (" + self.comp_name + ")")
#list of all timeouts we have scheduled. used at destruction
self.timeout_ids = []
#maps consumer objects to channels.
self.consumers = {}
#delegate the logic determining when events will be sent
#to this helper method
self.setupEventDispatching()
def __init__(self, backends, strict=False, log=None, *args, **kwargs):
"""
ctor.
@param backends: This is a list of backend names and configurations.
The actual backends are created using:
get_registry_class(name)(**config)
@type backends: list of (string, dict) pairs
@param strict: Simple fork may raise an exception if
a buffer operation such as add fails. A strict buffer raises
an exception already if the operation fails at one and more childs.
A "lazy" buffer only raises an exception if the operation fails
at every child.
Optional, default is False.
@type strict: boolean
@param log: An external logger to write log messages to.
Optional, default is None.
@type log: logging.Logger
"""
super(Registry, self).__init__(log, *args, **kwargs)
if not self._log:
self._log = getLogger(defaultname)
self._log.debug("creating a simple fork registry")
self._strict = strict
self._registries = []
for backend_name, backend_config in backends:
self._log.info("create registry %s" % (backend_name,))
try:
r = get_registry_class(backend_name)
self._registries.append((backend_name, r(**backend_config)))
except:
self._log.exception("cannot create registry %s" %
(backend_name,))
del self._registries
raise
def __init__(self, name="Python Client"):
'''
Initialize the client.
Parameters:
- name is what manager will refer to this client instance as
Returns: Nothing
Raises: CORBAProblemExImpl
'''
#security token given to us by the manager
self.token = None
#name we will call ourself when contacting the manager
self.name = str(name)
#Logger used by container/components
try:
self.logger
except:
self.logger = getLogger(name)
startPeriodicFlush(3)
#List of components manager says are active
self.managerComponents = []
#CORBA reference to ourself
self.corbaRef = None
try:
#get our token from manager
self.token = getManager().login(self.getMyCorbaRef())
except Exception, e:
#cannot go on if the login fails
print_exc()
raise CORBAProblemExImpl()
def get_callback(prop, prop_name, monitor_buffer, logger=None):
"""
Static factory method that returns the callback adequate to
the property
@param prop: ACS property to monitor
@type prop: ACS._objref_<property_type>
@param monitor_buffer: buffer object from the backends types
@type: ctamonitoring.property_recorder.backend.dummy.registry.Buffer
@raise UnsupporterPropertyTypeError: If the property type
is not supported
@param logger ACS logger
@type Acspy.Common.Log.Logger
"""
if logger is None:
logger = getLogger('ctamonitoring.property_recorder.callbacks')
try:
if CBFactory.__cbMap[prop._NP_RepositoryId] is None:
raise UnsupporterPropertyTypeError(prop._NP_RepositoryId)
else:
return (CBFactory.__cbMap[prop._NP_RepositoryId](
prop_name, monitor_buffer, logger))
# If key error, then it is probably an enum
except KeyError:
logger.debug("no NP_RepositoryID, "
"property type candidate: enum")
return (ArchCBpatternValueRep(prop_name, monitor_buffer, logger))
def __init__(self, compname, supported_interfaces):
'''
Constructor.
Paramters:
- compname is the name of the component being simulated
- supported_interfaces is an optional list of IDL interfaces which
this particular component supports.
Returns: Nothing
Raises: ???
'''
#superclass constructor
BaseRepresentation.__init__(self, compname)
#setup the logger
self.__logger = getLogger(str(CDB) + "(" + compname + ")")
#bool value showing whether the CDB entry exists or not
self.exists = 0
#determine if this simulated component allows inheritence
allows_inheritence = self.handleCDB(compname)
if allows_inheritence:
#look at all supported IDL interfaces first
self.handleInterfaces(supported_interfaces)
#add this individual component one more time to override
#anything defined in the subinterfaces. this is necessary if
#the component is of type IDL:alma/x/y:1.0 and this entry
#exists in the CDB
self.handleCDB(compname)
def __init__(self, comp_ref):
'''
Constructor
Parameters: comp_ref - reference to the component
Raises: ???
'''
#component reference
self.comp_ref = comp_ref
#the component's name which we need for the CDB
self.comp_name = self.comp_ref._get_name()
#our own personal logger
self.logger = getLogger("EventDispatcher (" +
self.comp_name + ")")
#list of all timeouts we have scheduled. used at destruction
self.timeout_ids = []
#maps consumer objects to channels.
self.consumers = {}
#delegate the logic determining when events will be sent
#to this helper method
self.setupEventDispatching()
def __init__ (self, compname, supported_interfaces):
'''
Constructor.
Paramters:
- compname is the name of the component being simulated
- supported_interfaces is an optional list of IDL interfaces which
this particular component supports.
Returns: Nothing
Raises: ???
'''
#superclass constructor
BaseRepresentation.__init__(self, compname)
#setup the logger
self.__logger = getLogger(str(CDB) + "(" + compname + ")")
#bool value showing whether the CDB entry exists or not
self.exists=0
#determine if this simulated component allows inheritence
allows_inheritence = self.handleCDB(compname)
if allows_inheritence:
#look at all supported IDL interfaces first
self.handleInterfaces(supported_interfaces)
#add this individual component one more time to override
#anything defined in the subinterfaces. this is necessary if
#the component is of type IDL:alma/x/y:1.0 and this entry
#exists in the CDB
self.handleCDB(compname)
def __init__ (self, channelname, component=None, domain=None):
'''
Constructor.
Params:
- channelName is the channel name
- component is the component this supplier has been instantiated from
(if applicable). This parameter is likely to become mandatory in future
version of ACS
- domain is the name of the domain of notification channels the channel
belongs to
Returns: Nothing
Raises: ACSErrTypeCommonImpl.CORBAProblemExImpl on critical failures
'''
#Logger for this supplier
self.logger = getLogger(str(channelname) + "-Supplier")
#Call the super's constructor
CommonNC.__init__(self, channelname, component, domain)
#CORBA ref to the channels supplier admin
self.supplierAdmin = None
#CORBA ref to this suppliers structured proxy push consumer
self.sppc = None
#number of events sent so far
self.count = 0
#Handle all of the CORBA stuff now
CommonNC.initCORBA(self)
self.initCORBA()
def __init__(self):
'''
Just call superclass constructors here.
'''
ACSComponent.__init__(self)
ContainerServices.__init__(self)
self.LOGGER = getLogger("CounterSupplier")
#LOGGER.logInfo('Passed through __init__')
return
def __init__(self):
'''
Just call superclass constructors here.
'''
ACSComponent.__init__(self)
ContainerServices.__init__(self)
self.LOGGER = getLogger("CounterSupplier")
#LOGGER.logInfo('Passed through __init__')
return
def __init__(self, log=None, *args, **kwargs):
"""
ctor.
@param log: An external logger to write log messages to.
Optional, default is None.
"""
super(Registry, self).__init__(log, *args, **kwargs)
if not self._log:
self._log = getLogger(defaultname)
self._log.debug("creating a log registry")
def __init__(self):
'''
Just call superclass constructors here.
'''
ACSComponent.__init__(self)
ContainerServices.__init__(self)
self.eventCount = 0
self.contFlag = True
self.LOGGER = getLogger("CounterConsumer")
return
def __init__(self):
'''
Just call superclass constructors here.
'''
ACSComponent.__init__(self)
ContainerServices.__init__(self)
self.eventCount = 0
self.contFlag = True
self.LOGGER = getLogger("CounterConsumer")
return
def getLogger(self):
'''
Returns the component/client logger.
Parameters: None
Return: a logger
Raises: Nothing
'''
if not self.__logger:
self.__logger = getLogger(self.__name)
return self.__logger
def getLogger(self):
'''
Returns the component/client logger.
Parameters: None
Return: a logger
Raises: Nothing
'''
if not self.__logger:
self.__logger = getLogger(self.__name)
return self.__logger
def __init__ (self, name, component=None, domain=None):
'''
Constructor.
Params:
- name is the channel name in string format
- component is the component this supplier has been instantiated from
(if applicable). This parameter is likely to become mandatory in future
version of ACS
- domain is the name of the domain of notification channels the channel
belongs to
Returns: Nothing
Raises: ACSErrTypeCommonImpl.CORBAProblemExImpl on critical failures
'''
self.logger = getLogger(str(name) + "-Consumer")
#Call the super's constructor
CommonNC.__init__(self, name, component, domain)
#CORBA ref to the channels consumer admin
self.consumerAdmin = None
#CORBA ref to this consumers structured proxy push supplier
self.spps = None
#Dictionary containing handler functions for different object types
self.handlers = {}
#dictionary mapping events to the total amount of time they have
#to finish
self.handlerTimeoutDict = getEventHandlerTimeoutDict(name)
#profiler to time how long it takes events to be processed
self.profiler = Profiler()
#Is the consumer suspended?
self.suspended = False
#Lock used to read & write suspended attribute
self.lockAction = threading.Lock()
#Handle all of the CORBA stuff now
CommonNC.initCORBA(self)
self.initCORBA()
self.__buffer_max_size = 100
self.__buffer = Queue.Queue(self.__buffer_max_size);
self.__stop_thread = False
self.__thread = Thread(target=self.__process_event)
self.__thread.setDaemon(True)
self.__thread.start()
def __init__ (self, compname, comptype):
'''
Constructor
'''
#superclass constructor
BaseRepresentation.__init__(self, compname)
self.__logger = getLogger(str(Dynamic) + "(" + compname + ")")
#---------------------------------------------------------------------
def __initialize(args):
'''
Fake lifecycle method.
'''
self.__logger.logDebug("Simulated lifecyle method")
return
def __cleanUp(args):
'''
Fake lifecycle method.
'''
self.__logger.logDebug("Simulated lifecyle method")
return
self.setMethod('initialize',
{'Timeout' : 0.0,
'Value' : __initialize}
)
self.setMethod('cleanUp',
{'Timeout' : 0.0,
'Value' : __cleanUp}
)
#save the IDL type
self.comp_type = comptype
self.__interf = IR.lookup_id(comptype)
try:
self.__interf = self.__interf._narrow(CORBA.InterfaceDef)
self.__interf = self.__interf.describe_interface()
except Exception, ex:
self.__logger.logCritical("Cannot find a definition for '" +
self.comp_type + "' components!")
raise CORBA.NO_RESOURCES()
def __init__(self, compname, comptype):
'''
Constructor
'''
#superclass constructor
BaseRepresentation.__init__(self, compname)
self.__logger = getLogger(str(Dynamic) + "(" + compname + ")")
#---------------------------------------------------------------------
def __initialize(args):
'''
Fake lifecycle method.
'''
self.__logger.logDebug("Simulated lifecyle method")
return
def __cleanUp(args):
'''
Fake lifecycle method.
'''
self.__logger.logDebug("Simulated lifecyle method")
return
self.setMethod('initialize', {'Timeout': 0.0, 'Value': __initialize})
self.setMethod('cleanUp', {'Timeout': 0.0, 'Value': __cleanUp})
#save the IDL type
self.comp_type = comptype
self.__interf = IR.lookup_id(comptype)
try:
self.__interf = self.__interf._narrow(CORBA.InterfaceDef)
self.__interf = self.__interf.describe_interface()
except Exception, ex:
self.__logger.logCritical("Cannot find a definition for '" +
self.comp_type + "' components!")
raise CORBA.NO_RESOURCES()
def __init__(self, compname):
'''
Constructor.
Parameters:
- compname is the name of the component to be simulated
Returns: Nothing
Raises: Nothing
'''
#save the name of the component we're looking for
self.compname = str(compname)
#our logger
self.logger = getLogger(compname)
#this dictionary contains descriptions of all simulated component methods
#and attributes
self.methods = {}
#reference to the component
self.comp_ref = None
def __init__(self, name="Python Client"):
'''
Initialize the client.
Parameters:
- name is what manager will refer to this client instance as
Returns: Nothing
Raises: CORBAProblemExImpl
'''
#security token given to us by the manager
self.token = None
#name we will call ourself when contacting the manager
self.name = str(name)
#Logger used by container/components
try:
self.logger
except:
self.logger = getLogger(name)
startPeriodicFlush(3)
#List of components manager says are active
self.managerComponents = []
#CORBA reference to ourself
self.corbaRef = None
#True if the client is logged in
self.loggedIn = False
# Ensure that login and logout are executed in mutual exclusion
self.loggingIn = Lock()
#get our token from manager
self.token = self.managerLogin()
#sanity check
if self.token == None:
# a nil token implies manager doesn't "like" this client
raise CORBAProblemExImpl()
def __init__(self, name="Python Client"):
'''
Initialize the client.
Parameters:
- name is what manager will refer to this client instance as
Returns: Nothing
Raises: CORBAProblemExImpl
'''
#security token given to us by the manager
self.token = None
#name we will call ourself when contacting the manager
self.name = str(name)
#Logger used by container/components
try:
self.logger
except:
self.logger = getLogger(name)
startPeriodicFlush(3)
#List of components manager says are active
self.managerComponents = []
#CORBA reference to ourself
self.corbaRef = None
#True if the client is logged in
self.loggedIn = False
# Ensure that login and logout are executed in mutual exclusion
self.loggingIn = Lock()
#get our token from manager
self.token = self.managerLogin()
#sanity check
if self.token == None:
# a nil token implies manager doesn't "like" this client
raise CORBAProblemExImpl()
def __init__(self, minimum_sleep=1000L):
'''
Standard Constructor.
Parameters:
- minimum_sleep is the amount of time the thread created by this class
should sleep after looking over the list of timeouts that need to be
executed. This is in ACS::Time units (i.e., 100ns).
'''
#mutex used to lock member variables that can be changed from one
#of the threads spawned by this class
self.lock = RLock()
#unique identifier for each thread is also the total number of threads
#that have been created by this object so far
self.timeout_counter = 0
#list of timeouts created by this class
self.timeout_dict = {}
#elementary amount of time to sleep (in ACS units)
self.minimum_sleep = minimum_sleep
self.logger = getLogger()
#object has not been deleted
self.alive = 1
#create the thread which has the responsibility of executing timeouts
self.executor_thread = Thread(target=self.__timeoutExecutor,
name="Scheduler.__timeoutExecutor")
self.executor_thread.setDaemon(1)
#start the thread
self.executor_thread.start()
register(self.__destroy)
def __init__(self, minimum_sleep=1000L):
'''
Standard Constructor.
Parameters:
- minimum_sleep is the amount of time the thread created by this class
should sleep after looking over the list of timeouts that need to be
executed. This is in ACS::Time units (i.e., 100ns).
'''
#mutex used to lock member variables that can be changed from one
#of the threads spawned by this class
self.lock = RLock()
#unique identifier for each thread is also the total number of threads
#that have been created by this object so far
self.timeout_counter = 0
#list of timeouts created by this class
self.timeout_dict = {}
#elementary amount of time to sleep (in ACS units)
self.minimum_sleep = minimum_sleep
self.logger = getLogger()
#object has not been deleted
self.alive = 1
#create the thread which has the responsibility of executing timeouts
self.executor_thread = Thread(target=self.__timeoutExecutor,
name="Scheduler.__timeoutExecutor")
self.executor_thread.setDaemon(1)
#start the thread
self.executor_thread.start()
register(self.__destroy)
def runAutoRAB(params):
logger = getLogger("TSJavaImp Log")
logger.logTrace( "runAutoRAB executed...")
def setup(params):
logger = getLogger("LampImpl Log")
logger.logTrace( "setup executed...")
def online():
logger = getLogger("LampImpl Log")
logger.logTrace( "online executed...")
def switchOff():
logger = getLogger("LampImpl Log")
logger.logTrace( "switchOff executed...")
def getRobotStatus(params):
logger = getLogger("TSJavaImp Log")
logger.logTrace( "getRobotStatus executed...")
def ping(params):
logger = getLogger("PingerImpl Log")
logger.logTrace("ping executed...")
def spawnChildren(params):
logger = getLogger("PingerImpl Log")
logger.logTrace("spawnChildren executed...")
def online():
logger = getLogger("DeviceImpl Log")
logger.logTrace("online executed...")
from new import instance
from traceback import print_exc
#--CORBA STUBS-----------------------------------------------------------------
import CORBA
import ACSErr
import ACS
#--ACS Imports-----------------------------------------------------------------
from Acspy.Common.Log import getLogger
from Acspy.Common.TimeHelper import getTimeStamp
from Acssim.Goodies import *
from Acssim.Corba.KnownAcsTypes import getKnownBaciType
from Acssim.Corba.KnownAcsTypes import tryCallbackParams
from Acssim.Corba.Utilities import getDefinition
from ACSSim import DataErrorEx
#--GLOBALS---------------------------------------------------------------------
LOGGER = getLogger("Acssim.Corba.Generator")
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def getRandomValue(typeCode, compRef):
'''
TODO:
- complete me!
'''
#Determine the value type first. This is really just an enumeration for the
#CORBA typecode
valType = typeCode.kind()
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
#First check to see if valType is a simple CORBA type we can immediately return.
#If this is the case it's just returned...otherwise an exception is thrown and...
try:
return getRandomSimpleValue(valType)
-
'''
#--REGULAR IMPORTS-------------------------------------------------------------
from time import sleep
#--CORBA STUBS-----------------------------------------------------------------
import COUNTER
#--ACS Imports-----------------------------------------------------------------
from Acspy.Nc.Consumer import Consumer
from Acspy.Common.Log import getLogger
#--GLOBALS---------------------------------------------------------------------
#count is a global integer used to make sure we don't print more than five
#events to standard out. really this is done just to make this module's modular
# test happy.
count = 0
contFlag = True
LOGGER = getLogger("contNcTestCounterConsumer")
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def counterDataHandler(someParam):
'''
This function serves only one purpose...it must do something with the extracted
data from the structured event. That is, it must be capable of processing
filterable_data[0].any in the structured event. We can be certain of the real
type of someParam because handlers are registered only for specific
types (i.e., the type_name field of a structured event).
Parameters: someParam is the real CORBA type extracted from the CORBA Any at
filterable_data[0]. In this case, it will always be a COUNTER.temperatureDataBlockEvent.
Returns: event handler functions return nothing.
def proposalUnderExecution():
logger = getLogger("SchedulerImpl Log")
logger.logTrace( "proposalUnderExecution executed...")
def stop():
logger = getLogger("SchedulerImpl Log")
logger.logTrace( "stop executed...")
def move():
logger = getLogger("MotorImpl Log")
logger.logTrace( "move executed...")
def getRobotsList():
logger = getLogger("TSJavaImp Log")
logger.logTrace( "getRobotsList executed...")
def online():
logger = getLogger("MotorImpl Log")
logger.logTrace( "online executed...")
def logInfo():
logger = getLogger("PingerImpl Log")
logger.logTrace("logInfo executed...")
def setup(params):
logger = getLogger("MotorImpl Log")
logger.logTrace( "setup executed...")
def off():
logger = getLogger("DeviceImpl Log")
logger.logTrace("off executed...")
def off():
logger = getLogger("CCDImagImpl Log")
logger.logTrace( "off executed...")
def standby():
logger = getLogger("MotorImpl Log")
logger.logTrace( "standby executed...")
WHAT CAN I GAIN FROM THIS EXAMPLE?
- Supplier class usage.
- Publishing events.
LINKS
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'''
#--REGULAR IMPORTS-------------------------------------------------------------
from time import sleep
#--CORBA STUBS-----------------------------------------------------------------
import FRIDGE
#--ACS Imports-----------------------------------------------------------------
from Acspy.Nc.Supplier import Supplier
from Acspy.Common.Log import getLogger
#--GLOBALS---------------------------------------------------------------------
LOGGER = getLogger("FridgeNCSupplier")
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
if __name__ == "__main__":
#Create a supplier
LOGGER.logInfo('Creating an instance of Supplier')
g = Supplier(FRIDGE.CHANNELNAME_FRIDGE)
#Create an instance of our user-defined IDL structure
h = FRIDGE.temperatureDataBlockEvent(3.7, FRIDGE.ATREF)
#Send 50 events
LOGGER.logInfo("Ready to send NC events...")
for i in range(50):
g.publishEvent(simple_data=h)
#Really just used for testing purposes
def off():
logger = getLogger("MotorImpl Log")
logger.logTrace( "off executed...")
def standby():
logger = getLogger("CCDSpectroImpl Log")
logger.logTrace( "standby executed...")
try:
#reraise a local ACS exception
raise helperException
except ACSErrTypePythonNative.PythonEx, e:
#make sure we can catch the real CORBA exception
helperException = ACSErrTypePythonNativeImpl.PythonExImpl(exception=e)
#Printing to stdout AGAIN...should see TWO errorTraces this time around
helperException.Print()
#finally raise the exception out of the pseudo CORBA method
raise helperException
###############################################################################
if __name__ == "__main__":
logger = getLogger('Error Test')
print "--main1-------------------------------------------------"
try:
fakeClientFunction()
except ACSErrTypePythonNative.PythonEx, e:
print "--main2-------------------------------------------------"
helperException = ACSErrTypePythonNativeImpl.PythonExImpl(exception=e)
#should be four error traces at this point
helperException.Print()
print "--main2-------------------------------------------------"
print "Testing all public methods"
print ""
print "Grep me out", helperException.getErrorTrace()
print "Grep me out", helperException.getNext()
helperException.log(logger)
def online():
logger = getLogger("CCDSpectroImpl Log")
logger.logTrace( "online executed...")
def standby():
logger = getLogger("LampImpl Log")
logger.logTrace( "standby executed...")
def off():
logger = getLogger("CCDSpectroImpl Log")
logger.logTrace( "off executed...")
def off():
logger = getLogger("LampImpl Log")
logger.logTrace( "off executed...")
def setup(params):
logger = getLogger("CCDSpectroImpl Log")
logger.logTrace( "setup executed...")
from new import instance
from traceback import print_exc
#--CORBA STUBS-----------------------------------------------------------------
import CORBA
import ACSErr
import ACS
#--ACS Imports-----------------------------------------------------------------
from Acspy.Common.Log import getLogger
from Acspy.Common.TimeHelper import getTimeStamp
from Acssim.Goodies import *
from Acssim.Corba.KnownAcsTypes import getKnownBaciType
from Acssim.Corba.KnownAcsTypes import tryCallbackParams
from Acssim.Corba.Utilities import getDefinition
from ACSSim import DataErrorEx
#--GLOBALS---------------------------------------------------------------------
LOGGER = getLogger("Acssim.Corba.Generator")
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def getRandomValue(typeCode, compRef):
'''
TODO:
- complete me!
'''
#Determine the value type first. This is really just an enumeration for the
#CORBA typecode
valType = typeCode.kind()
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
#First check to see if valType is a simple CORBA type we can immediately return.
#If this is the case it's just returned...otherwise an exception is thrown and...
def Park():
logger = getLogger("prsComponentJavaImpl Log")
logger.logTrace( "Park executed...")
"""
"""
from Acspy.Common.Log import getLogger
from Acspy.Clients.SimpleClient import PySimpleClient
from sys import argv
from time import sleep
import threading
num_test = int(argv[1])
# Make an instance of the PySimpleClient
simpleClient = PySimpleClient()
# Get logger
logger = getLogger()
# Autoreconnect ON, Notify Service restarted
def test1():
name = "NamedCh_SUP1"
name_con = "NamedCh_CON1"
consumer = simpleClient.getComponent(name_con)
supplier = simpleClient.getComponent(name)
logger.logAlert("Calling supplier.testReconn1(True,True)")
supplier.testReconn1(True, True)
logger.logAlert("Waiting 20 seconds ...")
sleep(20)
logger.logAlert("Releasing component %s" % (name))
simpleClient.releaseComponent(name)
logger.logAlert("Releasing component %s" % (name_con))
def standby():
logger = getLogger("DeviceImpl Log")
logger.logTrace("standby executed...")
