NO_MICROSERVICE_FOUND_ERR

[Roger Gill]

I'm testing my iRODS installation, and learning how to use it.  I'm stuck creating a rule using a user-level microservice.

This system-level rule works for me:

myTestRule||msiWriteRodsLog(*A,*B)|nop

*A="testmessA"%*B=2

null

This user-level rule generates NO_MICROSERVICE_FOUND_ERR:

myTestRule|msiGetDataObjAVUs(*A,*B)|nop

*A=a%*B=b

null

That microservice is from the ERA module which I have enabled and subsequently restarted iRODS.  Any advice on how to get this to run successfully is appreciated.

Thanks,

    Roger

[Antoine de Torcy]

Hello Roger,

In your iRods installation, running 'irule -F iRODS/clients/icommands/test/listMS.ir' should tell you which microservices are enabled on your iRods server.

Are you seeing microservices from the ERA module?

AdT

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[Terrell Russell]

Roger,

You need to recompile (run 'make' in the iRODS root) after you 'turn on'
the module.

Restarting after a recompile should make things work as expected.

Terrell

[Roger]

Terry,
That did it.

Thanks,
Roger

[Roger]

Thanks, Antoine. I do see the ERA microservices there. That's a
handy command to know.

Roger

On Feb 16, 8:22 am, Roger Gill <rg...@innovim.com> wrote:
> I'm testing my iRODS installation, and learning how to use it.  I'm stuck
> creating a rule using a user-level microservice.
>
> This system-level rule works for me:
>

> *myTestRule||msiWriteRodsLog(*A,*B)|nop*
> **A="testmessA"%*B=2*
> *null*

>
> This user-level rule generates NO_MICROSERVICE_FOUND_ERR:
>

> *myTestRule|msiGetDataObjAVUs(*A,*B)|nop*
> **A=a%*B=b*
> *null*