Hello,
I'm using the array-user template to implement a table. I tried to
start with a simple table of interfaces. In initTramosAgentPlugin
I do:
/* read the config from an xml file */
initConfig(&config, "tramos_config.xml", NULL);
/* here we initialize all the tables we're planning on supporting */
init_traIfTable(&config);
In the init_traIfTable function, I add all interfaces listed in config
to the traIfTable. I want to access the config data structure from my
set_* routines as well, so I added a config_p pointer to my row
context. I set this pointer to the config structure. When I try to
access this structure from any of the set_* routines, the structure is
empty/overwritten. What happend here? Was the structure freed because
the original thread was killed after finished with startup? How can I
get around this? Is there a better place for stuff like this?
An other question: after successful set, I want to write the config to
disk. This my take a little while (or not, depending on the system).
Whats the best way to do so?
Thanks in advance,
Arne
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