Hi Yufen,
<plugin> value is
pointing to the device id defined for the org.eclipse.tml.device extensionin on plugin.xml file.
<?xml version="1.0"
encoding="UTF-8"?>
<?eclipse
version="3.2"?>
<plugin>
<extension
id="qemureactDevice"
name="qemureactDevice"
point="org.eclipse.tml.device">
<device
copyright="Motorola Inc.
2007"
description="Mobile Emulator for
QEMUARM"
handler="org.eclipse.tml.device.qemureact.handler.QEmuReactDeviceHandler"
icon="icons/full/obj16/qemureact.gif"
id="org.eclipse.tml.device.qemureact.qemureactDevice"
<<<<< OTAVIO:
This one.
name="QEmuReact Mobile
Device"
provider="Eclipse.org"
version="0.2.0">
</device>
</extension>
The value is passed to the createInstance(...) method, as the deviceId param.
Each plugin could have many devices defined,
so many deviceId could exist in a plugin.
Maybe the <plugin> element name is not the best
one and may cause misunderstooding.
/**
* Creates a new
instance.
* @param name - Instance name.
* @param deviceId
- The instance device id.
* @param status - The instance
status.
* @param properties - The instance properties.
*
@return The created instance.
* @throws TmLException
*/
public IInstance createInstance(String name, String deviceId, String status, Properties properties) throws
TmLException {
IDeviceHandler
deviceHandler = null;
IInstance instance =
null;
try {
IExtension fromPlugin =
PluginUtils.getExtension(DevicePlugin.DEVICE_ID, deviceId);
The attribute /tml/instances/instance/device_id is
used only on the XML processing context, for linking a instance entry to a
device entry. Also, maybe some name changing would be
desirable.
Regards,
Otávio
Hi Otavio,
I just received your
sample xml file, so basically same as what I was guessing, I forgot to include
the instance properties.
But what about the
plugin element, does it point to the plugin id which defines the device in
plugin.xml file?
Yufen
From: Yu-Fen
Kuo [mailto:ykuo@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2008 10:49
AM
To: 'Otavio Luiz
Ferranti'
Subject: RE:
[dsdp-tml-dev] a more generic qemu service
plugin
Hi
Otavio,
I havent received
your sample tml_devices.xml file, but I am guessing it is something
like:
<tml>
<instances>
<instance name=instance_name1
device_id=device_id1/>
<instance name=instance_name2
device_id=device_id1/>
<instance name=instance_name3
device_id=device_id2/>
</instances>
<devices>
<device id=device_id1>
<plugin>org.eclipse.tml.device.qemureact</plugin>
</device>
<device id=device_id2>
<plugin>org.eclipse.tml.device.qemuarm</plugin>
</device>
</devices>
</tml>
So the device_id
attribute in the instance element has to be one of the id defined in device
elements.
Are they any other
elements or attributes I am missing?
Yufen
From: Otavio
Luiz Ferranti [mailto:otavio.ferranti@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2008 8:53
AM
To: Yu-Fen Kuo
Subject: RE: [dsdp-tml-dev] a more
generic qemu service plugin
Meeting starting in
few minutes ...
http://wiki.eclipse.org/DSDP/TML/Agenda10Jun08
From:
Yu-Fen Kuo [mailto:ykuo@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: segunda-feira, 9 de junho de 2008
17:59
To: Otavio Luiz
Ferranti
Subject: RE:
[dsdp-tml-dev] a more generic qemu service
plugin
Hi Otavio, would
you consider to rewrite your code to use the
org.xml.sax.*
org.w3c.dom.*
javax.xml.parsers.*
Libraries so users
dont need to extra libraries to run your code?
Yufen
