What is the ModuleApiProxy?
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Please observe!!When porting modules utilizing the Noah 4 ModuleApi to a .NET 6 module using the ModuleApiProxy there are some differences to be aware of. |
Available samples and source code (SDK)
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In addition to all the .NET 6 modules files the following files, (which are ModuleApiProxy dependencies), must be added to the modules deployment folder as part of the installation process.
All Module Api Proxy files deployed to the .NET 6 modules folder (SharedLib.dll, ModuleApiProxyLib.dll, ModuleApiProxy.exe, ModuleApiProxy.Config.json) can be removed when the module is uninstalled.
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Install ModuleApiService by running the Setup.exe (available from the ModuleApiProxy SDK). |
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The ModuleApiService should never be uninstalled when a PIMA module is uninstalled as this service is shared by all PIMA modules on the computer |
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Deployment configurations (version dependent) |
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Using PIMA version 1.0.0 and 1.0.1 of the ModuleApiProxy the component must be deployed like this:
(In the table below the files in cells with green background are provided by HIMSA)
.NET 6 Module Deployment files | Deployment Folders |
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MyDotNet6Module.exe | ..\MyModuleFolder\ |
SharedLib.dll | ..\MyModuleFolder\ |
Starting with version 1.0.3 of the ModuleApiProxy the component must be deployed like this:
(In the table below the files in cells with green background are provided by HIMSA)
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MyDotNet6Module.exe | ..\MyModuleFolder\ |
ModuleApiProxyLib.dll | ..\MyModuleFolder\ |
ModuleApiProxy.Config.json | ..\MyModuleFolder\.proxy |