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====== Tools in the WCompAA distribution ====== | ====== Tools in the WCompAA distribution ====== | ||
- | The is different | + | Different |
===== UPnP Wizard Designer ===== | ===== UPnP Wizard Designer ===== | ||
- | This tool if like the Intel Device Spy application. It allos to detect the appearance and disapperance | + | This tool is like the Intel Device Spy application. It allows |
- | * You can select the directory where the generated assembly (containing the proxy of the UPnP service) | + | * You can select the directory where the generated assembly (containing the proxy of the UPnP service) |
- | * Using the " | + | * Using the " |
- | * Using the " | + | * Using the " |
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+ | >> Due to a bug (in the C# UPnP Stack), you must start this tool first for it to be able to detect all the WComp' | ||
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+ | Usage: | ||
+ | </ | ||
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+ | * -bindto : define the kind of name you are looking for as the container corresponding to the one containing application. | ||
- | <note important> | ||
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===== WComp Container ===== | ===== WComp Container ===== | ||
- | You can also use WComp without it's graphical interface (so without the need of SharpDevelop). The standalone version of WComp if called Container. | + | You can also use WComp without it's graphical interface (so without the need of SharpDevelop). The standalone version of WComp is called Container. Container.exe accept a number of options on the command line in order to configure the launch of the program: |
- | Container accept a number of options on the command line in order to configure the launch of the container: | + | |
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Usage: | Usage: | ||
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* -l : define the file (included path) to load as the default wcomp assembly (should be a wcc file) | * -l : define the file (included path) to load as the default wcomp assembly (should be a wcc file) | ||
- | In case of using WComp Container on Windows, you can define a Shortcut and specify the options values on the Target field of the property of the shortcut. | + | Example: |
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+ | <note important> | ||
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===== AA Designer ===== | ===== AA Designer ===== | ||
- | AA designer | + | AA Designer |
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+ | This tools can take some options on the command line: | ||
+ | * -aapath : specify the default path directory where to find the defined //Aspects of Assembly// | ||
+ | * -a : define the kind of name you are looking for as the container corresponding to the one containing application | ||
+ | * -w : define the kind of name you are looking for as the container corresponding to the one containing weaver (application defined as a WComp assembly to apply AA on an application). | ||
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+ | For these two last options, the names can be defined as regular expression. As an example, you can call the program with the following options: | ||
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+ | AADesignerUI_Static.exe -aapath " | ||
+ | </ | ||
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+ | When started, you can select the right containers (if not detected automatically using the name's patterns), you can change the directory specified, then click on the commit button (at the bottom right). This will charge the AA defined in the specified directory. You then just have to select the AA you would like to apply on the application container. | ||
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