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// File: DAISAECommon.idl #ifndef _DAIS_AECOMMON_IDL #define _DAIS_AECOMMON_IDL #pragma prefix "omg.org" #include <DAISCommon.idl>
module DAIS { module AlarmsAndEvents {
typedef ResourceID EventID;
struct ResourceError
{ Error err; ResourceID id;
string reason; }; typedef sequence<ResourceError> ResourceErrors;
// error codesconst Error RES_ERROR_DAISOK= 0;const Error RES_ERROR_UNKOWN_RESOURCE= 1;
typedef unsigned longSourceConditionOpState;const SourceConditionOpStateCONDITION_ENABLED= 0x0001;const SourceConditionOpStateCONDITION_ACTIVE= 0x0002;const SourceConditionOpStateCONDITION_ACKED= 0x0004;
typedef unsigned short EventFormat;const EventFormat OPC_SIMPLE_EVENT = 0x0001;const EventFormat OPC_TRACKING_EVENT = 0x0002;const EventFormat OPC_CONDITION_EVENT= 0x0004;const EventFormat OPC_ALL_EVENTS = 0x0007;};};#endif // _DAIS_AECOMMON_IDL
EventID
A ResourceID uniquely identifying an event notification.
ResourceError
A struct for reporting of resource related errors.
Member |
Description |
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| err | An error code as described below. | ||||
| id | The identification of the resource. | ||||
| reason | An additional text explaining the error. |
ResourceErrors
ResourceErrors is a sequence containing errors. If no errors are present, no entry shall be included in the sequence rather
than including a large number of no errors. An empty sequence means no errors.
Error
The error codes for ResourceError.
Member |
Description |
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| RES_ERROR_DAISOK | No error. | ||||
| RES_ERROR_UNKOWN_RESOURCE | The resource was not found. |
SourceConditionOpState
Flag word holding for the operational state of a SourceCondition. The definitions of the state variable in the flag word are
listed below.
| Flag | Description | ||||
| CONDITION_ENABLED | The Condition is enabled and supervision is active. | ||||
| CONDITION_ACTIVE | The Condition is active; that is, the supervision has determined that a fault has activated the condition. | ||||
| CONDITION_ACKED | The Condition alarm has been acknowledged. |
The combinations of the state variables result in eight states. The valid SourceCondition operational states are listed below.
| State | Description | ||||
| Disabled | Not supervised by server. | ||||
| Enabled, Inactive, Acked | Supervised by server, no fault detected and all alarms are acknowledged. | ||||
| Enabled, Inactive, Unacked | Supervised by server, no fault detected and unacknowledged alarms exist. | ||||
| Enabled, Active, Unacked | Supervised by server, a fault is detected and unacknowledged alarms exist. | ||||
| Enabled, Active, Acked | Supervised by server, a fault is persistent and all alarms are acknowledged. |
When enabled the state {Enabled, Inactive, Acked} is entered and from there the supervision will generate the appropriate
state depending on the result of the supervision. Each state change results in sending an alarm and event notification. All
notifications contain the state.
EventFormat
This constant tells the format of an event.
| Member | Description | ||||
| OPC_SIMPLE_EVENT | The event is a simple event. | ||||
| OPC_TRACKING_EVENT | The event is a tracking event. | ||||
| OPC_CONDITION_EVENT | The event is a condition event. | ||||
| OPC_ALL_EVENTS | This constant value is used to ask for all event formats in a subscription set up. |