SPI_DeviceSimulator is an implemented SiLA ServiceProvider based on SPICE.
- Idea is to have a SiLA ServiceProvider available which implements as much as possible of the existing standard. This enables to test available PMSs (Process Management Systems) and see how they react on diffrent situations and how proper they work with the diffrent data-types.
- It also gives an idea how SPICE can be used.
- A series of commands with parameters using the diffrent data-types. The commands always return the parameter-value in their response-data.
- Two commands which are possible to run parallel to themself and each other.
- Two commands which aren't able to run parallel.
- A command which throws an error. The error-type can be set over the parameter (as example: recoverable / not recoverable)
- WSDiscovery (Type: "SiLADevice", no Scope)
- Binaries are available with the releases: https://github.com/ILT-HSR/SPI_DeviceSimulator/releases
SPI_DeviceSimulator v1.0: based on SPICE 1.0.x, implements SiLA DCIS 1.3.08 specification
SPI_DeviceSimulator is provided under the Boost Software License. SPI_DeviceSimulator is not and has no intention to be part of the Boost libraries. It just uses this very open license that encourages both commercial and non-commercial use.
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- Developed by ILT - Institute for Lab Automation and Mechatronics in Rapperswil (Switzerland). ilt.hsr.ch
- Commissioned by Actelion Pharmaceuticals Ltd. in Allschwil (Switzerland).