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35 lines
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# The file controls the mapping of CommonAPI service to middleware
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# service_name:instance_name = Rolename.DSI-Interface (DSI) [must be checked/confirmed with Martin Haefner]
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# TEMPORARLY, final configuration requires DSI instead of SOMEIP, https://jira.harman.com/jira/browse/BMWNBT-1888
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# BMW.INFOTAINMENT.REMOTEINSTRUMENTCLUSTER.RemoteInstrumentCluster:BMW.HMI.Roadbook = xxxx.yy
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#
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# Additional Information
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# Here is the syntax related to the CommonAPI Services based on the DSI as Middleware
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# configuration for DSI based CommonAPI service:
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#
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# <key> = <options>
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#
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# - key is the commonapi name, optionally including the prefix 'local:'
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# - options is a comma separated list of options, which are one of
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# * alias="<servicename>:<rolename>" is the name to be used for service interface registration at the servicebroker
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# * tcp is only relevant for servers and forces the server to export its interface via TCP in addition to MP transport
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# * ipc is only relevant for servers and forces the server to be exported via IPC in addition to MP transport
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#
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# A service entry within this file is only necessary if the DSI name differs from the CommonAPI name.
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#
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# Dots ('.') in CommonAPI names which may arise from package names within Franca definitions are automatically translated
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# to underscores ('_') in DSI names since in DSI the dot separates the servicename from the rolename.
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#
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# This file may be located
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# - in /etc/dsi/services.conf
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# - in the users directory at ~/.dsi/services.conf
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# - anywhere configured with the environment variable COMMONAPI_DSI_CONFIG
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#
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local:BMW.INFOTAINMENT.REMOTEINSTRUMENTCLUSTER.RICServiceList:BMW.NBTEvo = alias = "BMW_INFOTAINMENT_REMOTEINSTRUMENTCLUSTER_RICServiceList:HMIRoadbook"
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local:BMW.INFOTAINMENT.REMOTEINSTRUMENTCLUSTER.RICServiceGuidance:BMW.NBTEvo = alias = "BMW_INFOTAINMENT_REMOTEINSTRUMENTCLUSTER_RICServiceGuidance:HMIRoadbook"
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