Provides a set of examples that use pvaClientJava.

Specific explanations and instructions can be found in the documentation of the parent module exampleJava.

In the exampleJava/exampleClient directory

mvn install

The developerGuide.html provides tutorial information on how to use pvaClient.

All examples have wrapper scripts for Windows and Linux in the scripts directory. In the exampleJava/exampleClient directory, run

on Linux:

./scripts/example<specificName>

on Windows:

set JAVA_HOME=C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_25   (where your Java is)
.\scripts\example<specificName>.bat

In order to run the examples, database must also be built and the example database must be started. In the exampleJava/database directory, run

on Linux:

./scripts/exampleDatabase

on Windows:

set JAVA_HOME=C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_25   (where your Java is)
.\scripts\exampleDatabase.bat

This has a number of examples. Each example connects to a server via both providers pva (pvAccess) and ca (Channel Access).

This shows both a short and long way to get data from a scalar channel. The short way throws an execption if the request fails. The long way allows the client more control of looking for problems and blocking.

Like exampleDouble except the data is a scalarArray.

This is an example of creating a monitor on a channel. It monitors a scalar double field. It also issues puts to the same channel so that it can make the monitors occur.

This has the following examples.

This shows use of get, put, and monitor.

This does a put and then a get.

This example makes a process request to a channel

This is an example of using pvaClientMultiChannel, pvaClientMultiGetDouble, pvaClientMultiPutDouble, and pvaClientMultiMonitorDouble.

This is an example of using pvaClientMultiChannel to get data as an NTMultiChannel

This is an example of issuing a channelPutGet.

This is an example of issuing a channelRPC request. It does not use pva.