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ECS-tools for the CCPC/Tell1 (Installation):

ECS-tools for the CCPC/Tell1 (Installation):. Many problems/user-requests already arises when installing the framework components. We try to give here a brief guidance and a few tips to avoid common pitfalls. (as they happened to ourselves). challenging Tell. CCPC/FwHw Installation:.

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ECS-tools for the CCPC/Tell1 (Installation):

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  1. ECS-tools for the CCPC/Tell1 (Installation): Many problems/user-requests already arises when installing the framework components.We try to give here a brief guidance and a few tips to avoid common pitfalls.(as they happened to ourselves) challenging Tell LHCb week

  2. CCPC/FwHw Installation: • Create a PVSS project… • tip: create once a blank project and whenever you need a new one copy it • from there. (it is much faster!) Give the name of the new project and the installation path. Tick that you want to register it. (so that it is selectable from the Console) LHCb week

  3. (2) Go to the ‘itcobe’ homepage: http://itcobe.web.cern.ch/itcobe/Services/Pvss/ Download the latest release of the JCOP framework and the Installation tool. (3) Extract the zip of the installation tool into your project folder and start the project. CCPC/FwHw Installation: LHCb week

  4. CCPC/FwHw Installation: (4) After (or while) starting up always check the LogViewer if there are some mysterious warnings or error messages. tip: sometimes it may happen that you cannot start up a project or switch to another one. Make sure that you have closed the PVSS help. (yes, although it is opened in a web browser it is somehow linked to the project!) Also the LogViewers can give you troubles: Always check that they are closed when switching projects. LHCb week

  5. CCPC/FwHw Installation: (5) From the graphical editor click (or choose from menu) ‘open panel runtime’. (6) In the folder fwInstallation choose the panel ‘fwInstallation.pnl’ and start it. LHCb week

  6. CCPC/FwHw Installation: (7) When your panel starts, it will ask you the destination directory of your installation. (it is the path where your framework components will be installed into) Give the directory of your project. (Some prefer to create their own directory for framework components. Common to each project. You have to click ‘create directory’ then.) tip: Whenever you install something make sure the destination directory is the correct one. You can modify the path if you click on ‘Advanced Options’. LHCb week

  7. CCPC/FwHw Installation: (8) Now specify the directory from where it shall make the installation (the directory which is containing your framework components). Choose the directory where you have unzipped the JCOP framework. (9) From the JCOP framework you have to install ‘fwDIM’, ‘fwCore’ (containing FSM) and ‘fwConfigurationDB’ (needed for the recipes in the FwHw tool) Check again if destination directory is correct. LHCb week

  8. CCPC/FwHw Installation: (10) I don’t know if really required, but before continuing I prefer to restart the project: Check the messages of the installation tool and the LogViewer if something mysterious has appeared. LHCb week

  9. CCPC/FwHw Installation: (11) Download the zip of the ‘fwCcpc’ framework component (the page from where you got this tutorial) and unzip it. Open again the installation tool and choose this unzipped ‘fwCcpc’ directory. (12) Start the installation of the ‘fwCcpc’ component. It will append three managers to your Console:PVSS00dim, a CONTROL manager (automatic subscription) and a user interface (the panel). LHCb week

  10. CCPC/FwHw Installation: (13) After restarting your project the CCPC client should be ‘perfectly’ working… (supposing you have a server running and a DIM DNS node!) …without supersticious intentions this became point ’13’. LHCb week

  11. CCPC/FwHw Installation: tip: if you check the LogViewer after restarting your project you will find a Warning about the ‘external handler’. Simply ignore these warnings! (they do not come from nor affect your Ccpc client component) LHCb week

  12. CCPC/FwHw Installation: If not yet started, get the dim dns node from the JCOP framework. You will find it in the ‘bin’ directory: ‘Dns.exe’ (as you will have to launch it regularly put it at a more convenient place e.g. ‘Start’ menu) tip: DID.exe and DIMTree.exe are useful tools for debugging and understanding your DIM applications. (e.g. how many services are published on the dim dns node) LHCb week

  13. CCPC/FwHw Installation: Now you have to tell your CCPC client (the PVSS project) where it can find the dns node (on which machine it is running). There are two possibilities … First: From the Windows ‘Control panel’ under ‘System’ you can edit the environment variables. In user variables add an environment variable with the name DIM_DNS_NODE and assign the name of the PC where the dns node is running. DIM will take this variable as default location of the dns node. LHCb week

  14. CCPC/FwHw Installation: Second: you can assign the dns node directly to PVSS00dim. double click on PVSS00dim and edit manager properties. Add the option: –dim_dns_node PCName (it is the name of the PC where your dns node is supposed to run) LHCb week

  15. CCPC/FwHw Installation: Log in on your ccpc and check status with: sudo service ccserv status (the server starts automatically after reboot) however you can start and stop it with: sudo service ccserv start/stop (check with your network administrator that you have the latest release) The location of the dns node has to be edited on your ccpc in: /etc/dim.conf LHCb week

  16. CCPC/FwHw Installation: You can select which ccpc you want to access from the combo box. When you confirm your selection the server version is prompted immediately. And if too low (not compatibel with client) a warning pops up. As soon as the first server is found publishing his services on the dns node the status box becomes green. LHCb week

  17. CCPC/FwHw Installation: On top of this you can now install the FwHw tool following the same procedures as before: download the zip and extract it , start the installation tool, install and restart your project. If this button does not appear, you might not have installed ‘fwConfigurationDB’ from the JCOP framework. LHCb week

  18. Conclusion: The intention of this slides was to give a brief guidance to ease your installation ‘pain’. If you find some annoyances tell us and share with your collaborators. (could save them time) “Bei diesem Licht, das uns zuerst begrüsst Von allen Völkern, die tief unter uns Schwer atmend wohnen in dem Qualm der Städte,Laßt uns den Eid des neuen Bundes schwören.” LHCb week

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