Reported by michelpons, 14 years ago.

In PRO/II 8.3 the items of the Port Collection of a Unit Operation has successively called starting at index 0 or index 1. Consequently, if the collection index starts at 1, a call to Item requesting Item 0 returns an error (0x80040501) when for example it is COUSCOUS PropertyTester UO that is used. The log file does not show any attempt by COLTT to interrogate any further the error handling methods of the Port Collection. I thought it was a general practice to do so however.

Reported by michelpons, 14 years ago.

I am using the material that helped document Ticket#2. Examining the log (see attached) obtained with COLTT 1.08.4, I observe the following:

PropertyPackage <Anonymous> : Call to ICapeIdentification.get_ComponentName PropertyPackage <Anonymous> : Return from ICapeIdentification.get_ComponentName - Succeeded

I believe Aspen COMThermo does not return any name for the Property Package. But this does not show up. I would prefer having:

PropertyPackage <Anonymous> : Call to ICapeIdentification.get_ComponentName PropertyPackage <Anonymous> : GetComponentList returns : PropertyPackage <Anonymous> : Return from ICapeIdentification.get_ComponentName - Succeeded

Then it would be obvious why \"Anonymous\" is used all along.

Reported by michelpons, 13 years ago.

The loggers are able to log the fact that a query has been made about the presence of a CAPE-OPEN interface on a PMC. It appears in the log file as, for example: ThermoSystem <Anonymous> : Call to QueryInterface for ICapeUtilities ThermoSystem <Anonymous> : Return from QueryInterface for ICapeUtilities - Succeeded

But in the Viewer, if the query call does appear, there is no mention about which interface the call has been made. There may be the need to develop some more the reporting on this because the name of the interface queried is about as important as the fact that it was queried.