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04_device_access_service
César García edited this page Jul 1, 2020
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karaf@root()> config --help
SUBSHELL
config
COMMANDS
| config:cancel | Cancels the changes to the configuration being edited.
| config:delete | Delete a configuration.
| config:edit | Creates or edits a configuration.
| config:exists | Check if a configuration exists.
| config:install | Install a cfg file in the Karaf etc folder.
| config:list | Lists existing configurations.
| config:meta | Lists meta type information.
| config:property-append | Appends the given value to an existing property or creates the property with the specified name and value.
| config:property-delete | Deletes a property from the configuration being edited.
| config:property-get | Gets the value of a property in the currently edited configuration.
| config:property-list | Lists properties from the currently edited configuration.
| config:property-set | Sets a property in the currently edited configuration.
| config:update | Saves and propagates changes from the configuration being edited.
karaf@root()> config:list -s
com.ceos.merlot.das.drv.basic
com.ceos.merlot.db.records
com.ceos.merlot.modbus.dev
com.ceos.merlot.modbus.sim
com.ceos.merlot.modbus.svr
jmx.acl
.
.
.
karaf@root()>
karaf@root()> config:edit --help
DESCRIPTION
config:edit
Creates or edits a configuration.
SYNTAX
config:edit [options] pid
ARGUMENTS
pid
PID of the configuration or of the factory if --factory is given. Pid can also be specified as ldap query
(required)
OPTIONS
--alias
Specifies the alias used for this factory config.
--factory
Define this config as a factory config. Will be created on calling update
--help
Display this help message
--force
Force the edition of this config, even if another one was under edition
DETAILS
The edit command can be used to create or edit a configuration in three ways.
Edit or create a config by pid:
> config:edit org.apache.karaf.sample.pid
The command above will also create a file etc/org.apache.karaf.sample.pid which corresponds to a configuration object with pid org.apache.karaf.sample.pid.
Create a factory config by factory pid:
> config:edit --factory myfactorypid
In this case the config is created with a pid like myfactorypid.<generated id>. The file name is myfactorypid-<generated alias>.cfg.
Create a factory config by factory pid and alias:
> config:edit --factory --alias myalias myfactorypid
In this case the config is created with a pid like myfactorypid.<generated id>. The file name is myfactorypid-myalias.cfg.
Edit a config specified by an ldap query
> config:edit '(myattribute=myvalue)'
This executes an ldap query like in config:list. If the result is exactly one config then it is edited.
karaf@root()> config:edit --factory --alias AS01 com.ceos.merlot.das.devices
karaf@root()> config:property-set AS01 's7://192.168.1.23/0/2,equipo_s7,equipo de prueba'
karaf@root()> config:update
karaf@root()> service:list Device
[org.osgi.service.device.Device]
--------------------------------
DEVICE_CATEGORY = com.ceos.s7
DEVICE_DESCRIPTION = equipo_s7
DEVICE_SERIAL = AS01
service.bundleid = 213
service.id = 329
service.scope = singleton
Provided by :
Merlot :: s7 :: Driver implementation (213)
Used by:
Merlot :: das :: Device access service (193)
Merlot :: s7 :: Driver implementation (213)
karaf@root()> config:list -s
com.ceos.merlot.das.devices.dfe059d7-7209-4b7f-b048-b660e1c49a25
com.ceos.merlot.das.drv.basic
com.ceos.merlot.db.records
com.ceos.merlot.modbus.dev
com.ceos.merlot.modbus.sim
com.ceos.merlot.modbus.svr
jmx.acl
.
.
.
karaf@root()>
But the most important thing is that the configuration file is already created in the 'etc' directory as 'com.ceos.merlot.das.devices-AS01.cfg'.
| Function Code | Description | Transport | Supported |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 (0x01) | Read Coil Status | TCP/Serial | X |
| 02 (0x02) | Read Input Status | TCP/Serial | X |
| 03 (0x03) | Read Input Status | TCP/Serial | |
| 04 (0x04) | Read Input Registers | TCP/Serial | |
| 05 (0x05) | Force Single Coil | TCP/Serial | |
| 06 (0x06) | Preset Single Register | TCP/Serial | |
| 07 (0x07) | Read Exception Status | TCP/Serial | |
| 11 (0x0b) | Fetch Communications Event Counter | TCP/Serial | |
| 12 (0x0c) | Fetch Communications Event Log | TCP/Serial | |
| 15 (0x0f) | Force Multiple Coils | TCP/Serial | |
| 16 (0x10) | Present Multiple Registers | TCP/Serial | |
| 17 (0x11) | Report Slave ID | TCP/Serial | |
| 20 (0x14) | Read General Reference | TCP/Serial | |
| 21 (0x15) | Write General Reference | TCP/Serial | |
| 22 (0x16) | Mask Write 4X Register | TCP/Serial | |
| 23 (0x17) | Read/Write multiple registers | TCP/Serial | |
| 24 (0x18) | Read FIFO Queue | TCP/Serial |
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