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SomeIpCreateConsumedServiceInstance

Valid for: CANoe DE • CANoe4SW DE

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Function Syntax

dword SomeIpCreateConsumedServiceInstance( dword aepHandle, dword serviceId, dword instanceId ); // form 1
dword SomeIpCreateConsumedServiceInstance( dword aepHandle, dword serviceId, dword instanceId, dword majorVersion, dword minorVersion ); // form 2

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Description

This function creates a Consumed Service Instance and adds it to an Application Endpoint which was created by SomeIpOpenLocalApplicationEndpoint. Form 2 tries to find and use a specific version of the provided service instance. Form 1 uses version 1. Objects can be assigned to the Service Instance as follows: SomeIpReleaseConsumedServiceInstance can be used to delete the Service Instance again.

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Parameters

  • aepHandle: Handle of the Application Endpoint.
  • serviceId: Service identifier
  • instanceId: Instance identifier
  • majorVersion: Service interface major version.
  • minorVersion: Service interface minor version.

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Return Values

  • 0: An error occurred. The error can be evaluated using the SomeIpGetLastError function.
  • >0: Handle of the created Consumed Service Instance.

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Example

void Initialize()
{
  DWORD aep; // application endpoint handle
  DWORD csi; // consumed Service Instance handle
  DWORD ceg; // consumed Eventgroup handle
  DWORD cev; // consumed Event handle

  // open application endpoint
  aep = SomeIpOpenLocalApplicationEndpoint(17, 50002);

  // create Service Instance
  csi = SomeIpCreateConsumedServiceInstance(aep,10,1);

  // create Eventgroup
  ceg = SomeIpAddConsumedEventGroup(csi,1);

  // create Event Consumer
  cev = SomeIpCreateEventConsumer(csi,32770,"CallbackEvent1");
}

void CallbackEvent1(DWORD cevHandle, DWORD messageHandle)
{
  // this function is called if the Event was sent. Parameters can
  // be evaluated here.
}