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MS Robotics Studio DSS with Mutiple input connection pins
How can I create DSS C++ Service having multiple input output connection pins?...
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why i can not access the runtime services from another computer by HTTP?
i have two computer A and B in the same LAN. computer A runs simulation services. in A, I can access the runtime services by typing http://A:50000 in IE. however, in B, the IE shows "can not display the webpage" when i type http://A:50000. in A, the microsoft dss host service is in ...
3 answers | 562 bytes |
When to use Alternate Contracts and Alternate Ports
In the newgroups we have answered a number of questions about alternate contracts, and exposing multiple contracts from a single service. It is important to understand the different types of services that can be written, and then decide which best fits your situation. A) Single Service A ...
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When to use Alternate Contracts and Alternate Ports
In the newgroups we have answered a number of questions about alternate contracts, and exposing multiple contracts from a single service. It is important to understand the different types of services that can be written, and then decide which best fits your situation. A) Single ServiceA new ...
7 answers | 7933 bytes |
What is ServiceTutorial1.Y2006.M06.dll ?
Hi When Dsshost.exe makes a Servicexxxx, I know that following files are created by Dsshost.exe Servicexxxx.Y2006.M06.dll Servicexxxx.Y2006.M06.proxy.dll Servicexxxx.Y2006.M06.transform.dll What does each file include ? What do they role for a service ? When SimulationTutorial2 runs, ...
2 answers | 1420 bytes |
WebCam service question
Hi there,I'm having some problems with getting the webcam service running from my C# code. Please note that I am a newbie, but I have completed all relevant tutorials. The problem is this: As I understand (please correct me if I'm wrong) in order to use the webcam service from another service ...
2 answers | 1317 bytes |
WebCam :: An alternative way to consume this service?
Hi Guys, I've spent alot of time trying to consume the webcam service - sadly to no avail I'll spare you the gory details for now (I may post another message), instead I was wondering ... As the webcam service supports HttpGet and HttpQuery, could my service not get the webcam's current ...
3 answers | 3449 bytes |
WebCam (real) :: Consuming using the DSS-based approach.
Hello, I am trying to consume the WebCam (real) service from my own service. I can seemingly connect to the webcam service and query the current frame. The problem is the call to response.Frame is returning null. This is strange because the webcam is happily serving up fresh frames via a web ...
7 answers | 48278 bytes |
Very Simple MSRS WinForms Service
This sample builds on Microsoft Robotics Studio Service Tutorial 2 to demonstrate how to update a Windows Form from a DSS service. Download it from here: http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=324278 ...
0 answers | 738 bytes |
Using the _mainPort for internal messages?
Hello, Inpired by the Robotics tutorial 6 I built a service to communiate with an 8 bit microcontroller robot. The tutorial makes it clear that data received from the robot should be passed in a message to an exclusive lock handler before altering the state. The tutorial uses a new internal ...
3 answers | 979 bytes |
Using DSS with NAT IPs
George recently helped us solve a problem with DSS and NAT IPs. A newsgroup thread covers the history (titled "Notifications not getting through"). Recording it here as well. Our scenario had services running in two nodes. One node was on the robot computer and the other was on a PC. ...
2 answers | 1594 bytes |
Using create and drop in a special case? Possible or not?
Hi,I have maybe a stupied question. The dssp protocol contains two messages of type create and drop. My question is, is it possible to use this two messages to start and stop services at runtime?Example:I have two sensors like laser range and sonar range finder. Both of them should be connected ...
1 answers | 740 bytes |
UnSubscribe to a service
If a service drops, if I send a drop message to all of the services that I subscribed to, how can I then send a notice to the subscribe manager to let it know that the service has dropped and is no longer partnered? ...
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Unidirectional messages
Hello, Does the DSS infrastructure support unidirectional operations ? where no response is expected by the service for a message sent to it on its operations port. There can be an implicit understanding that a particular operation is unidirectional, i.e the service will not send a response ...
2 answers | 1734 bytes |
Two services using an abstract service
Hello,at the moment, I'm writing 2 Services (lets say A and B), that use the interface of an abstract Service (C). Service A uses the whole operation port of Service C, while Service B has an own one and additionally implements the interface of C with the AlternateServicePort attribute. The ...
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- The Drop message
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- Subscribe across dssnodes?
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