Component properties from system catalog
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Jeremy Mange
Aug 9, 2010, 2:11:34 PM8/9/10
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There are several component properties in the ADAPT-Lite.xml file that
do not seem to be accessible from the SystemCatalog interface (for
example, NominalResistance for AC483). We would like to access some
of these programmatically; are we expected to introspect the XML file
directly in order to do so? If so, is there some way to be sure of
the file path for this file?
do not seem to be accessible from the SystemCatalog interface (for
example, NominalResistance for AC483). We would like to access some
of these programmatically; are we expected to introspect the XML file
directly in order to do so? If so, is there some way to be sure of
the file path for this file?
Scott Poll
Aug 10, 2010, 9:21:15 PM8/10/10
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It's possible to include and read files from a sub-folder using a
relative path. The top level directory is set to the DA top-level dir
(contains config.xml).
relative path. The top level directory is set to the DA top-level dir
(contains config.xml).
David Garcia
Aug 11, 2010, 1:49:52 PM8/11/10
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Yes, as the SystemCatalog interface is limited to basic functionality,
my suggestion is to access the XML catalog directly or patch the
SystemCatalogXML source code.
The surefire way to find the system catalog directory is by calling
DxcConfig.getInstance().get("SYSTEMCAT_DIR").
David G
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my suggestion is to access the XML catalog directly or patch the
SystemCatalogXML source code.
The surefire way to find the system catalog directory is by calling
DxcConfig.getInstance().get("SYSTEMCAT_DIR").
David G
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