perfsonar development work

[ulisses <>]

Hi again!

On 2006-07-27 08:40:45, Jason Zurawski wrote:
> Ulisses;
> 
> ># Question #1
> >
> >The first is about adding a reference to a node in an XML document using 
> >nmwg classes
> >
> >imagine an XML document that has two completly different branches, let's 
> >say:
> >
> >        /--- Node class A  ---- Node class C
> >Root --/
> >       \
> >        \--- Node class B  ---- Node class C
> >
> >
> >imagine now that I have defined in branch that begins with Node class A, a 
> >Node class C child, lets say "a" and I want to have the same node "a" in 
> >the branch that begins with the Node class B.
> >
> >The proper way to do it is:
> >
> >     1- new Node class C "c"
> >     2- add attributes to node "c"
> >     3- set the linkref attribute of "c", lets say to "cref"
> >     4- attach "c" to class A
> >
> >     and then, when filling the branch that begins with the node class 
> >     B...
> >
> >     5- new Node class C
> >     6- just set the linkref attribute to be "cref"
> >     7- do not set any other attribute to the newly created node class C
> >     8- attach this new node class C to the node of class B
> >
> >is this the way?
> >
> >  
> 
> You lost me with this example, could you please explain what you are 
> trying to do with actual XML elements and examples?


in my case:

// I have Links wich have interfaces, this interfaces will be referenced 
afterwards by nodes
// that have the same interfaces

Interface iface;
iface.setTypeElement(type);
iface.setCapacityElement(capacity);
// etc... fill the rest of elements, and finally set a reference to it in hope
// I can reference it again in other parts of the XML document without 
describing the interface again

iface.setInterfaceIdRef(interface_ref);

// Afterwards I want to describe a node that has the elements 
Node node= new Node();

// In this case I attach another Interface object with just the IdRef 
attribute filled

Interface iface;

iface.setInterfaceIdRef(interface_ref); // interface_ref is the same string 
as before
node.setInterface(iface);

is this right? 

Thanks so much

        Ulisses

> 
> ># Question #2
> >
> >
> >How can I add an L3Interface?
> >
> >
> >  
> 
> The inheritance for the L3 (and 2 and 1) is wrong, I will fix this.
> 
> -jason
>