Ecuc Definition Access
Post-build loadable
IEcucModuleDefinition is the interface of the module definition wrapper. It provides the following method(s):
getSupportedConfigurationVariants() method returns a collection of supported configuration variants. Never returns null but an empty collection if no
supported config variants are specified.
The returned collection never contains the following literals:
EEcucConfigurationVariant.PRECONFIGURED_CONFIGURATIONEEcucConfigurationVariant.RECOMMENDED_CONFIGURATION
This method is for post-build loadable only!
Remark about AUTOSAR versions: Prior to AUTOSAR 4.2.1 the module definitions used the following valid values:
VARIANT-PRE-COMPILEVARIANT-LINK-TIMEVARIANT-POST-BUILD-LOADABLEVARIANT-POST-BUILD-SELECTABLE
VARIANT-POST-BUILD was invalid! With AUTOSAR 4.2.1 and later, the following values are valid (because the loadable and selectable specifications have been
separated):
VARIANT-PRE-COMPILEVARIANT-LINK-TIMEVARIANT-POST-BUILD
VARIANT-POST-BUILD-LOADABLE and VARIANT-POST-BUILD-SELECTABLE are invalid!
This method takes the AUTOSAR version into account and returns the post-build loadable relevant specification only.
IEcucContainerDefinition is the interface of the container definition wrapper. It provides the following method(s):
getMultiplicityConfigurationClass(EEcucConfigurationVariant) method returns the multiplicity configuration class for the specified module implementation variant.
The returned value defines in which configuration phase the number of container instances latest may change if the module implements the specified variant.
Supported values for the variant are
EEcucConfigurationVariant.VARIANT_PRE_COMPILEEEcucConfigurationVariant.VARIANT_LINK_TIMEEEcucConfigurationVariant.VARIANT_POST_BUILD_LOADABLE
IllegalArgumentException.
This method doesn't take the multiplicity into account. It only investigates the multiplicity configuration class as specified in the related container definition. So it
still may return EEcucConfigurationClass.POST_BUILD even if the multiplicity is 1:1 for example. The post-build loadable use case differs here from post-build
selectable (see supportsVariantMultiplicity()) because the changeability in the post-build phase is being inherited from parent objects. So, if you want to find out
if a container actually permits changes in the post-build phase, you should use IContainerStatePublished.
This method is for post-build loadable only!
Remark about AUTOSAR versions: Prior to AUTOSAR 4.2.1 the container definitions contained the postBuildChangeable flag to define post-build loadable
support. This method internally investigates the postBuildChangeable flag in this case but the multiplicityConfigClass table for AUROSAR 4.2.1 and
newer versions.
IEcucCommonAttributes is the base interface of all parameter and reference definition wrappers. It provides the following method(s):
getMultiplicityConfigurationClass(EEcucConfigurationVariant) method returns the multiplicity configuration class for the specified module implementation variant.
The returned value defines in which configuration phase the number of parameter instances latest may change if the module implements the specified variant.
Supported values for the variant are
EEcucConfigurationVariant.VARIANT_PRE_COMPILEEEcucConfigurationVariant.VARIANT_LINK_TIMEEEcucConfigurationVariant.VARIANT_POST_BUILD_LOADABLE
IllegalArgumentException.
This method doesn't take the multiplicity into account. It only investigates the multiplicity configuration class as specified in the related parameter definition. So it
still may return EEcucConfigurationClass.POST_BUILD even if the multiplicity is 1:1 for example. The post-build loadable use case differs here from post-build
selectable (see supportsVariantMultiplicity()) because the changeability in the post-build phase is being inherited from parent objects. So, if you want to find out
if a parameter actually permits changes in the post-build phase, you should use IParameterStatePublished.
This method is for post-build loadable only!
Remark about AUTOSAR versions: Prior to AUTOSAR 4.2.1 the parameter definitions contain the implementationConfigClass table to define post-build loadable
support. This method internally investigates the implementationConfigClass in this case but the multiplicityConfigClass table for AUROSAR 4.2.1 and
newer versions.
getValueConfigurationClass(EEcucConfigurationVariant) method returns the value configuration class for the specified module implementation variant. The returned
value defines in which configuration phase the value of parameter instances latest may change if the module implements the specified variant.
Supported values for the variant are
EEcucConfigurationVariant.VARIANT_PRE_COMPILEEEcucConfigurationVariant.VARIANT_LINK_TIMEEEcucConfigurationVariant.VARIANT_POST_BUILD_LOADABLE
IllegalArgumentException.
This method never returns EEcucConfigurationClass.LINK.
This method is for post-build loadable only!
Remark about AUTOSAR versions: Prior to AUTOSAR 4.2.1 the parameter definitions contain the implementationConfigClass table to define post-build loadable
support. This method internally investigates the implementationConfigClass in this case but the valueConfigClass table for AUROSAR 4.2.1 and newer
versions.
Post-build selectable
supportsPostBuildVariance() method returns true if this module configuration supports post-build selectable.
Remark about AUTOSAR versions: Prior to AUTOSAR 4.2.1 the module definitions supportedSupportedConfigurationVariants defined both, post-build loadable
and selectable support. With AUTOSAR 4.2.1 the supportedSupportedConfigurationVariants specifies post-build loadable only and this method returns the value of
the new postBuildVariantSupport flag.
supportsVariantMultiplicity() method returns true if this container type supports variant multiplicity. If true is returned this means
that different variants may contain different number of instances of this container type.
This method takes the multiplicity into account. So, if the container definition specifies the multiplicity with lower == upper, it always returns false.
Concerning post-build selectable it never makes sense to permit variance if lower and upper multiplicity are equal.
This method is for post-build selectable only!
Remark about AUTOSAR versions: Prior to AUTOSAR 4.2.1 the container definitions contained the postBuildChangeable flag to define post-build loadable
support. This method internally investigates the postBuildChangeable flag in this case but the postBuildVariantMultiplicity flag for AUROSAR 4.2.1
and newer versions.
supportsVariantShortname() method returns true if one of the following conditions apply.
supportsVariantMultiplicity()returnstrue- The ADMIN-DATA flag postBuildSelectableChangeable is
true
true, 1:1 containers may have different shortnames in different variants. This
is a Vector specific semantic which is not provided by AUTOSAR.
The
supportsVariantMultiplicity() method returns true if this parameter type supports variant multiplicity. If true is returned this means
that different variants may contain different number of instances of this parameter type.
This method takes the multiplicity into account. So, if the parameter definition specifies the multiplicity with lower == upper, it always returns false.
Concerning post-build selectable it never makes sense to permit variance if lower and upper multiplicity are equal.
This method is for post-build selectable only!
Remark about AUTOSAR versions: Prior to AUTOSAR 4.2.1 the parameter definitions contain the implementationConfigClass table to define post-build
selectable support. This method internally investigates the implementationConfigClass in this case but the postBuildVariantMultiplicity flag for
AUROSAR 4.2.1 and newer versions.
supportsVariantValue() method returns true if this parameter type supports a variant value. If true is returned this means that different
variants may contain different values in instances of this parameter type.
This method is for post-build selectable only!
Remark about AUTOSAR versions: Prior to AUTOSAR 4.2.1 the parameter definitions contain the implementationConfigClass table to define post-build
selectable support. This method internally investigates the implementationConfigClass in this case but the postBuildVariantValue flag for AUROSAR
4.2.1 and newer versions.