Dear all, I am doing a method that load and configure component:
so:
deployer = new DeploymentComponent(); deployer->import(componentType); deployer->loadComponent(name,type);
if I change the component, delete the deployer and recall the method it will be always loaded the first component.
I think it is due to the import function. Thanks a lot for any help Diego
Re:
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problem with import and deployer
On Thu, Jun 26, 2014 at 6:11 PM, <dgerb [..] ...> wrote:
> Dear all,
> I am doing a method that load and configure component:
>
> so:
>
> deployer = new DeploymentComponent();
> deployer->import(componentType);
> deployer->loadComponent(name,type);
>
> if I change the component, delete the deployer and recall the method it
> will
> be always loaded the first component.
>
> I think it is due to the import function.
> Thanks a lot for any help
>
Hello Diego,
What exactly is your question?. If you formulate it more explicitly there
is a higher chance that you'll get an answer from the list.
Best,
Adolfo.
Diego
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Re: problem with import and deployer
Hi Adolfo, sorry for the confusion. I am using orocos toolchain 2.6 under gnulinux. I am using also the import function from deployer to import an installed component package. The package is correctly imported and the relative component loaded (by loadComponent). Then, if I modify, re-build and install the component without restart the deployer, a new import simply has no effect: the old component is loaded. I need to quit and restart the deployer to have the modifications be effective. This problem seems to me related to bug:
http://www.orocos.org/forum/rtt/rtt-dev/bug-1001-new-deployer-claims-override-existing-component-type-does-not
relative to toolchain 2.5. However, file ComponentLoader.cpp file is correct in my case.
Thanks in advance.