[omniORB] RE: A question on omniORBpy 1_4_x86

[KANGATHARAN, Bharathi]

Thanks Duncan,

I used python lists for sequences but
it seems to be a bit more complicated than that.

The structure I am using is

    #  Create event type variable.
    #  First create the disjunction designator element.
    event_header_zero = RtecEventComm.EventHeader(9, 0, 100, 0L, 0L, 0L)
    event_data_zero = _GlobalIDL.RtecEventData(0, [])
    event_element_zero = RtecEventComm.Event(event_header_zero,
event_data_zero)
    dependency_element_zero =
RtecEventChannelAdmin.Dependency(event_element_zero, 0L)

    #  Create the event element.
    event_header_one = RtecEventComm.EventHeader(20, 0, 1, 0L, 0L, 0L)
    event_data_one = _GlobalIDL.RtecEventData(0, [])
    event_element_one = RtecEventComm.Event(event_header_one,
event_data_one)
    dependency_element_one =
RtecEventChannelAdmin.Dependency(event_element_one, 0L)

    #  Create the list of elements.
    dependency_seq = [dependency_element_zero, dependency_element_one]

    #dependency_seq = []
    #  Create the QOS object.
    qos = RtecEventChannelAdmin.ConsumerQOS(dependency_seq, 0)

The structure RtecEventChannelAdmin.ConsumerQOS that 
I am trying to model is defined in
http://doc.ece.uci.edu/Doxygen/Current/html/tao/rtevent/\
structRtecEventChannelAdmin_1_1ConsumerQOS.html

I stripped the any_value in the Event structure on both TAO and python since
this may be an area of potential misalignment.

The error produced is:
proxy_push_supplier  <RtecEventChannelAdmin._objref_ProxyPushSupplier
instance a
t 008960B4>
event_consumer  <__main__.PushConsumer_servant instance at 0085E65C>
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "event_consumer3_1.py", line 169, in ?
    errorvar = proxy_push_supplier.connect_push_consumer(event_object, qos)
  File "RtecEventChannelAdmin_idl.py", line 179, in connect_push_consumer
    return _omnipy.invoke(self, "connect_push_consumer",
_0_RtecEventChannelAdmi
n.ProxyPushSupplier._d_connect_push_consumer, args)
omniORB.CORBA.BAD_PARAM: Minor: 0, Completed: COMPLETED_NO.

which seems to be coming back from the TAO ORB. Right?

Bharathi



-----Original Message-----
From: Duncan Grisby [mailto:dgrisby@uk.research.att.com]
Sent: Monday, 15 April 2002 22:45
To: KANGATHARAN, Bharathi
Subject: Re: A question on omniORBpy 1_4_x86 

> 
> This TAO RtecEventComm Server requires a QoS parameter 
> which is defined as as sequence:
> 
> typedef sequence<Dependency> DependencySet
> 
> > I am not sure how you instantiate a 2 element-list in Python for this
> set. The .py generated from the IDL seems to raise a Run-time error
> if the constructor is called.

Just use a Python list. If DependencySet is an integer type, for
example, just say

  mysequence = [ 1, 2 ]