views (manager control view)
This section explains the Manager Control View.
When a manager is selected in the Name Service View, the Manager Control View becomes active, and the selected manager can be controlled.
| No. | Description |
|---|---|
| ① | Button for displaying the list of loadable modules. |
| ② | Button for displaying the list of loaded modules. |
| ③ | Button for displaying the component list. |
| ④ | Component creation button. Opens the component creation dialog and creates a new component. The created component is displayed in the component list display in ③. |
| ⑤ | Manager duplication button. Starts a new manager. * Currently unavailable because the specification has not yet been determined. |
| ⑥ | Manager termination button. Terminates the selected manager. * Currently unavailable because the specification has not yet been determined. |
| ⑦ | Table that displays lists of modules and components. |
| ⑧ | Specifies the URL when loading a module by specifying a URL. |
| ⑨ | Module load and unload buttons. Loads or unloads the module selected in the table in ⑦, or the module specified by URL. |
To load a module into the manager, click the [Loadable Modules] button. When you select a displayed loadable module, the [Load] button becomes enabled, and clicking it loads the module.
You can also add a module by specifying a URL by entering the module URL in the “URL:” text box and clicking the [Load] button.
To unload a module, click the [Loaded Modules] button. When you select a displayed loaded module, the [Unload] button becomes enabled, and clicking it unloads the module.
To create a new component, click the [Create] button to open the component creation dialog, select the type of component to create, and click [OK]. The component is then created.
The created component is registered with the name service by the manager and appears in the component list displayed by the [Active Components] button.
The component type is selected from the components defined in modules already loaded into the manager.
In Parameter, component creation parameters can be specified in the format “param1=value1¶m2=value2”. The following common parameters can be set for all components.
| Parameter Name | Description |
|---|---|
| instance_name | Instance name of the component. If not specified, a serial number is appended to the component type (type_name). |
| type_name | Component type |
| description | Component description |
| version | Component version |
| vendor | Component provider |
| category | Component category |
You can also specify ConfigurationSet values using component creation parameters.
ConfigurationSet parameters are specified in the format “conf.NNNN.PPPP=VVVV”, where NNNN is the ConfigurationSet name, PPPP is the parameter name, and VVVV is the setting value.
For example, to create a ConsoleIn component, create a ConfigurationSet named mode1, and specify the parameters input_mode and input_cycle, the settings are as follows.
In addition, arbitrary parameters can be specified depending on the component.





