def getMethod(self, method_name):
'''
Overriden from baseclass.
'''
#sanity check
self._BaseRepresentation__checkCompRef()
if BaseRepresentation.getMethod(self,
method_name)!=None:
return BaseRepresentation.getMethod(self, method_name)
#list of return values
return_list = []
#create the temporary dictionary that will be returned later
ret_val = { 'Value':[ "None" ],
'Timeout': getStandardTimeout()}
#Check the method's name to see if it's really a RW attribute
#This will be true if the method name starts with "_set_". If this
#happens to be the case, just return
if method_name.rfind("_set_") == 0:
self.__logger.logDebug("Write attribute:" + method_name)
return ret_val
#Check to see if the method's name begins with "_get_". If this is
#true, this is a special case because we do not have to worry
#about inout and out parameters.
elif method_name.rfind("_get_") == 0:
self.__handleReadAttribute(method_name, return_list)
#Since we've gotten this far, we must now examine the IFR to determine
#which return values (if any) and exceptions this method can
#return/throw.
else:
self.__handleNormalMethod(method_name, return_list)
#convert the list of typecodes to a list of real implementations of
#those types
#if the methodname was not found...
if len(return_list) == 0:
self.__logger.logWarning("Failed to dynamically generate '" +
method_name + "' because the IFR" +
" was missing information on the method!")
raise CORBA.NO_RESOURCES()
ret_val['Value'] = self.__typecodesToObjects(return_list)
self.__logger.logDebug("retVal looks like:" + method_name +
" " + str(ret_val))
return ret_val
def getMethod(self, method_name):
mdict = BaseRepresentation.getMethod(self, method_name)
if mdict != None:
return mdict
if self.simulator == None:
return None
try:
mdict = {}
method_info = self.simulator.getMethod(self.compname, method_name)
mdict['Timeout'] = method_info.timeout
mdict['Value'] = method_info.code
return mdict
except NoSuchMethodEx:
pass
try:
mdict = {}
method_info = self.simulator.getMethodIF(self.comp_type,
method_name)
mdict['Timeout'] = method_info.timeout
mdict['Value'] = method_info.code
return mdict
except NoSuchMethodEx:
return None
def getMethod(self, method_name):
mdict = BaseRepresentation.getMethod(self, method_name)
if mdict != None:
return mdict
if self.simulator == None:
return None
try:
mdict = {}
method_info = self.simulator.getMethod(self.compname, method_name)
mdict['Timeout'] = method_info.timeout
mdict['Value'] = method_info.code
return mdict
except NoSuchMethodEx: pass
try:
mdict = {}
method_info = self.simulator.getMethodIF(self.comp_type, method_name)
mdict['Timeout'] = method_info.timeout
mdict['Value'] = method_info.code
return mdict
except NoSuchMethodEx:
return None
def getMethod(self, method_name):
'''
Overriden from baseclass.
'''
#sanity check
self._BaseRepresentation__checkCompRef()
if BaseRepresentation.getMethod(self, method_name) != None:
return BaseRepresentation.getMethod(self, method_name)
#list of return values
return_list = []
#create the temporary dictionary that will be returned later
ret_val = {'Value': ["None"], 'Timeout': getStandardTimeout()}
#Check the method's name to see if it's really a RW attribute
#This will be true if the method name starts with "_set_". If this
#happens to be the case, just return
if method_name.rfind("_set_") == 0:
self.__logger.logDebug("Write attribute:" + method_name)
return ret_val
#Check to see if the method's name begins with "_get_". If this is
#true, this is a special case because we do not have to worry
#about inout and out parameters.
elif method_name.rfind("_get_") == 0:
self.__handleReadAttribute(method_name, return_list)
#Since we've gotten this far, we must now examine the IFR to determine
#which return values (if any) and exceptions this method can
#return/throw.
else:
self.__handleNormalMethod(method_name, return_list)
#convert the list of typecodes to a list of real implementations of
#those types
#if the methodname was not found...
if len(return_list) == 0:
self.__logger.logWarning("Failed to dynamically generate '" +
method_name + "' because the IFR" +
" was missing information on the method!")
raise CORBA.NO_RESOURCES()
ret_val['Value'] = self.__typecodesToObjects(return_list)
self.__logger.logDebug("retVal looks like:" + method_name + " " +
str(ret_val))
return ret_val
