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osamaayoub · ‎10-11-2022

One last thing, the line of code that I changed is actually from the samples-cpp allDataProvider, I don't know if it is left like this intentionally or not, but I would suggest to add a comment there so no one would have such an issue later 🙂

osamaayoub · ‎10-10-2022

Thank you for your help. I tried to install the snap on an actual CtrlX and it worked fine using the structure of YAML that is mentioned in the sample programs offered.

CodeShepherd · ‎09-29-2022

Reworked the link to the manifest documentation above.

nickH · ‎09-20-2022

Hello redford, thanks for reporting these issues. Regarding the first bug you mentioned: This is a known bug of the data layer web browser. This will get fixed with the next release (V1.18) Regarding the second issue: This is also a known bug of the data layer web browser. It will get fixed with the next release (V1.18) For a quick workaround you can either loop over the read if your client can`t access the data or wait in your code for some milliseconds after the registerNodes(). std::this_thread::sleep_for(std::chrono::milliseconds(1000)); Best regards, Nick

nickH · ‎09-01-2022

Hi Lukas, I just installed your Data Layer provider (nodeprovider) and also installed the SDK sample sdk-py-webserver. I was able to write with the python webserver of the SDK to all the values your sample provides in the Data Layer (bool, double, int, string). So your provider works totally fine and your problems come form your webserver sample. The webserver sample in the SDK also works fine. So I would recommend to compare these tow in detail and see where the differences are. Best regards, Nick

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