1: package com.aimms.aimmssdk.examples.procedureargs;
 2: 
 3: import com.aimms.aimmssdk.*;
 4: import org.slf4j.Logger;
 5: import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
 6: 
 7: /** 
 8:  * This example demonstrates the use of a procedure with arguments.
 9:  * Procedure arguments can be supplied in two ways:
10:  * - Locals can be retrieved using getArgument. This yields an IData object
11:  *   which can be cast to the actual class and can be used to read/write data directly into 
12:  *   those locals.
13:  * - Global arguments can be used.
14:  */
15: class ProcedureArgs {
16: 
17:     static private Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(ProcedureArgs.class);
18: 
19:     static void run(ISession session) {
20:         // retrieve the procedure
21:         IProcedure maxCheck = session.openProcedure("MaxCheck");
22: 
23:         // MaxCheck verifies that all values of P1(argument0) are less or equal to MaxValue(argument1).
24:         // If so, it returns 1, else it returns 0.
25: 
26:         // the formal signature of MaxCheck:
27:         // argument0: input;   double parameter over FilledSet
28:         // argument1: input;   double parameter Scalar 
29: 
30:         // Since we do not have scalar to supply as second argument, we use the argument of the procedure directly:
31:         IData arg = maxCheck.getArgument(1);
32:         assert (arg.getType() == DataType.tScalar);
33:         assert (arg.getValueType() == ValueType.vtDouble);
34:         IScalarData maxValue = (IScalarData) (arg);
35:         maxValue.setValue(50.0);
36:         
37:         // We also need to open the parameter to be checked.
38:         IMultiDimData testparameter = session.openMultiDim("FilledParameter");
39: 
40:         // Determine whether filledparameter has no value over 50:
41:         int result = maxCheck.run(testparameter, maxValue);
42:         
43:         // Since the maximum  is 9 the result will  be true:
44:         logger.info("result={}; expected 1", result);
45:         assert (result == 1);
46: 
47:         // Determine whether filledparameter does have a value over 5: 
48:         maxValue.setValue(5.0);
49:         result = maxCheck.run(testparameter, maxValue);
50:         
51:         //  Since the maximum  is 9 the result will be false:
52:         logger.info("result={}; expected 0", result);
53:         assert (result == 0);
54: 
55:         testparameter.close();
56: 
57:         // A procedure will close its arguments, so MaxValue does not need to be closed, although it is allowed.
58:         maxValue.close();
59:         maxCheck.close();
60:     }
61: }