Mfdeploy

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public class MFDeploy : System.IDisposable Version Information. Available in MFDeploy 1.0. See Also. MFDeploy Members Started MFDeploy 4.1, choose correct serialport, and Ping. When I test with MFDeploy 4.2 I get the same error as before, but when switching back to MFDeploy 4.1 it responds to ping. Then uploaded firmware for 4.1.0.6 in MFDeploy.

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Config again and it will open the serial port again.However, it must not be getting the correct response from my G80 because it shows the status as “Connection failed.”Upon further inspection, it is sending “GHIPKT1…” over the serial port instead of the “MSpktV1…” that MFDeploy sends. Does this tool only work with TinyCLR OS? I think there is something wrong with how MFDeploy uses the serial port. Programs that work (e.g. Tera Term, TinyCLR Config) have a handle to the serial port named “\Device\VCP0”, while MFDeploy opens handles to all serial ports present on the machine and they are named “\Device\USBPDO-xx” where xx is some one or two digit number.“\Device\VCP0” (working-style) is actually how the serial port is listed in HKLM\HARDWARE\DEVICEMAP\SERIALCOMM. VCP stands for Virtual COM Port.I’m not sure what USBPDO is. “Physical Device Object”? If you’re getting back GHIPKT1, that means TinyCLR is on the device. MFDeploy cannot be used with TinyCLR, only TinyCLR Config can. As you suspected, MSpktV1 is what you should see for NETMF. OK, that’s what I suspected. Do you at GHI know anything more about MFDeploy that might help me? Are there any known issues? Is it because I am using a virtual COM port? (It’s hard to find an actual serial port these days). Should MFDeploy work in Windows 10, 64 bit OSes, etc.?Does FEZ Config use the MFDeploy API (the Microsoft.NetMicroFramework.Tools.MFDeployTool.Engine namespace)?I have also tried to use the API to write my own program instead of using MFDeploy, but it shows the same behavior. My calls to the “MFDeploy.Connect” method always throw a “MFDeviceNoResponseException” exception, and monitoring the serial port shows a series of “IRP_MJ_CREATE UP” functions that have status “STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED”.

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Restriction: This topic applies only when the Enterprise Server feature is enabled. The .mfdeploy file is used by the Visual COBOL deployment feature, which is used by application developers and administrators to deploy COBOL Web Services and EJBs to Enterprise Server instances. The .mfdeploy file serves two purposes: A .mfdeploy file must exist in the parent directory of the directory where the COBOL Archive (.CAR) file is being processed. This is a security measure to prevent abusing the deployment mechanism to create or overwrite files outside an authorized deployment area. The contents of the .mfdeploy file are configuration information for mfdepinst, the Micro Focus Deployment Installer. When deploying using a deployment client, such as an IDE, the imtkmake utility, or the web-deploy.html web form, some of the configuration settings in .mfdeploy may be overridden or supplemented by information sent by the client. Important: Starting with release 6.0, you can pass any required install configuration options to the mfdepinst command at the command line instead of in the .mfdeploy file. See mfdepinst command for more details. Classic .mfdeploy configuration The traditional .mfdeploy file contents are a series of name=value pairs, similar to environment-variable settings. In fact, in mfdepinst versions prior to 1.8, these settings are simply added to the mfdepinst process environment, then queried as needed. An example setting is MFES_SERVER=ESDEMO, which tells mfdepinst which Enterprise Server instance will own the new service being installed, if the deployment client did not provide that information. Settings recognized by mfdepinst include: MFDS MFC_MFDS Specifies the location of the Micro Focus Directory Server. The default is "localhost". MFDS_USER The username to use when binding to MFDS. MFDS_PASSWORD The password to use when binding to MFDS. MFES_SERVER The name of the Enterprise Server instance under which the new service will be installed. MFUS_SERVER An old name for the above setting, maintained for backward compatibility. MFES_LISTENER The name of the Enterprise Server listener that will host the new service. MFUS_LISTENER An old name for the above setting, maintained for backward compatibility. UPDATE_MODE If this is defined with the value add, the deployment installer will allow a

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Deployment package to specify additional operations for an existing service. If it is defined with the value replace, a deployment package can replace an existing service and its associated package in its entirety. Otherwise, the service being deployed must not already exist. Advanced .mfdeploy configuration From COBOL Server 5.0 onwards, the .mfdeploy file also supports an advanced configuration syntax with additional features. The classic and advanced styles can be used in the same file, as long as classic entries appear first. The advanced syntax uses the "ini" format, with name=value lines grouped in named sections. Section names are enclosed in square brackets. Blank lines are ignored, and comments can be included by prefixing them with a hash sign (#). For example: # Location of MFDS and credentials for binding# These will usually be overridden by the deployment request,# but apply when mfdepinst is run manually.[MFDS]MFDS=localhostUser=adminPassword=Secret password for admin With the new syntax, the available sections and their settings are: [MFDS]MFDS=hostname[:port]User=usernamePassword=password[ES]Server=ES-nameListener=listener-nameDefault server=ES-nameDefault listener=listener-name[Operation]Update_mode=add[Environment]name=value[Passwords]username=password In the [ES] section, the Default server and Default listener values are used only if the deployment client did not specify a target server and listener. The Server and Listener values, if set, will override any server or listener requested by the deployment client. In the [Operation] section, the Update_mode setting has the same effect as setting UPDATE_MODE using the classic syntax. Note the underscore in the name. The value add is case-sensitive, for historical reasons. The [Environment] section can be used to set arbitrary environment variables for the mfdepinst process. It is not generally necessary to use this section. The [Passwords] section can be used to make mfdepinst bind to MFDS using the credentials of the user making the deployment requests. To enable this behavior: The Enterprise Server instance must be configured for External Security. The deployment listener must be configured for restricted mode, with HTTP and/or certificate authentication enabled. The user's password must be included in the [Passwords] section. This is because with HTTP and certificate authentication, the user's password is not otherwise available to the mfdepinst process. If these criteria are not satisfied, mfdepinst will. public class MFDeploy : System.IDisposable Version Information. Available in MFDeploy 1.0. See Also. MFDeploy Members Started MFDeploy 4.1, choose correct serialport, and Ping. When I test with MFDeploy 4.2 I get the same error as before, but when switching back to MFDeploy 4.1 it responds to ping. Then uploaded firmware for 4.1.0.6 in MFDeploy.

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#1 Posted 21 January 2016 - 04:21 AM Just got my Netduino 3 Wifi and attempted to apply the 4.3.2.2 update. The first time I updated I could see my Netduino in the MFdeploy tool but I couldn't see anywhere to provide my wireless network credentials.Anyway, I tried all sorts of things and eventually MFDeploy wasn't seeing my Netduino. So I decided to Erase the flash. I the saw my device (in Device Manager as "STM Device in DFU Mode" when powered on with the button pressed).However, I did see my Netduino in the Netduino Update tool as Netduino 3 Wi-Fi. so I selected it and updated. I then saw the device in Device manager under "Other Devices" as Netduino 3 W-Fi but with an exclamation icon. I now don't see the device in MFDeploy (selecting USB or any of the others).What can/should I do next? Back to top #2 shiv.kumar Posted 21 January 2016 - 04:33 AM Ok, so I uninstalled and reinstalled the Netduino SDK. I now see the device in MFDeploy as "Netduino3_Netduino". When I ping the devce I see "Pinging...TinyCLR". Is this correct?Questions:1. If the Netduino 4.3.2 the latest version?2. Where can I get MFDeploy? (I think I have an older version that I downloaded from the internet)In MFDeploy, I see IP setting, but no place to provide credentials for my Wifi. Where am I supposed to be able t see and set these settings? Back to top #3 TechnoGuy Posted 21 January 2016 - 04:59 PM To answer your questions:Netduino 3 WiFi firmware version:As of the current date, the latest version of the firmware for this device is 4.3.2.2MFDeploy - where do I get it?There are instructions on the Netduino downloads page on how to setup your development environment. It says to install 4 things, in a specific order:MS Visual Studio .NET Micro Framework SDK .NET MF plug-in Netduino SDKIf you've done all of the above, then you'll find MFDeploy by choosing the following from your Start menu (assumes Windows 7) doing either of the following:Start -> All Programs -> Microsoft .NET Micro Framework 4.3 -> .NET Micro Framework Deploy Tool (MFDeploy)Start -> All Programs -> Microsoft .NET Micro Framework 4.3 -> ToolsPinging...TinyCLRYes, that's what you will see...Setting Up WiFi Credentials on the Netduino 3 WiFiIn MFDeploy do the following:Change device type to USB & make sure your Netduino shows up (mine shows Netduino3_Netduino) Do

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F5). It says:Connecting to COM5…ConnectedBut when I press Ping, I get:Pinging… NoConnection (7) Resetting the G80 while supposedly connected via MFDeploy also does not show any of the output from the G80. (8) Deploying doesn’t work either. (9) If I close FEZ Config / MFDeploy and connect to the serial port at 115200 baud with Tera Term, I can reset the G80 and see:ÿG80Version: 4.3.8.1Debug: COM1LCD: 0x0.NetMF v4.3.1.0G80, Build Date:Mar 28 2016 08:14:04ARM Compiler version 410713TinyCLR (Build 4.3.1.0)Starting…Created EE.Started Hardware.MSdbgV1R¨½ cWCreate TS.Loading start at 80826d4, end 80a8660Assembly: mscorlib (4.3.1.0) Assembly: Microsoft.SPOT.Native (4.3.1.0) Assembly: Microsoft.SPOT.Hardware (4.3.1.0) Assembly: Microsoft.SPOT.Graphics (4.3.1.0) Assembly: Microsoft.SPOT.TinyCore (4.3.1.0) Assembly: Microsoft.SPOT.IO (4.3.1.0) Assembly: System.IO (4.3.1.0) Assembly: Microsoft.SPOT.Hardware.Usb (4.3.1.0) Assembly: Microsoft.SPOT.Hardware.SerialPort (4.3.1.0) Assembly: Microsoft.SPOT.Hardware.PWM (4.3.1.0) Loading Deployment Assemblies.Attaching deployed file.... So the G80 is working, pulling MODE low is working, the virtual COM port is working, the USB cable is working, the FTDI chip is working, etc. I think I’ve narrowed it down to FEZ Config / MFDeploy not working. bfisher January 15, 2018, 8:18pm 7 I would agree but why if you can deploy with USB do you need to deploy over serial? Brett January 15, 2018, 8:28pm 8 I think you’ve omitted a very important (so we don’t get confused) step. Prior to, or as part of step 5, you must disconnect the debug/deploy USB connection - that connection can appear as a serial port (usually when you invoke USB Client capabilities) so to ensure that the COM port you’re connecting to is the USB-Serial device on COM1 you should remove it.You said it works sometimes, right? Well it’s worked a non-zero amount, even if that’s a small percentage statistically. But my contention is that MFDeploy will NOT be flaky like this, it will either work or not if the conditions are the same (it’s basically unchanged since netmf 3.x, why would it behave unreliably) so I think there’s something else going on, and honestly phantom COM ports seem more sensible to me than MFDeploy not working.Can I also check though, that you have tried this with a simple blinky app deployed (and deploying it again), and not just your own large codebase app? I wonder if what your app is doing is interfering with the debug engine that is used to communicate to the PC; do you have any serial port usage, or perhaps very tight looping? The test above was done on my development computer. I am trying to deploy software to a device in my lab over serial where I don’t have the option. Brett,Thanks for the suggestions. I may not have put it in my description, but I have tried it with and without the other USB cable (for USB programming) connected. It

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Emx I can’t get terra term to to recongnize the ‘b’ command. I am going back and forth between the unit with 4.3 that I upgraded and the unit with 4.1 that I need to upgrade to try to establish what will work. On the unit with 4.1 nothing happens when I connect the cable and type ‘b’. I am using the terra term defaults and only setting the baud rate to 115200. I only have 1 serial port so I can’t be picking the wrong one. I do have a longer cable maybe the ground is not working very well. elissard August 27, 2015, 10:42pm 10 I have taken the unit apart and put it back together. I need to get it working with the longer cables. I have many more units to update. Now when I have terra term connected and power the emx. The debug print messages from the application are streamming in.This is where I think I struggle. Last time I used mfdeploy and erased the firwmare, user storage, and deplyment. And then I used tera term to update to 4.3, because I couldn’t get fex config to work.Do you think this is the path I should take? elissard August 27, 2015, 11:13pm 11 I tried and now I cannot communicate with it at all. Fex config, mfdeploy and terra term all cannot get a responce from it. Any suggestions? Brett August 28, 2015, 2:21am 12 sorry, this thread is a bit long for me to remember the full details. Can you recap?You have to use a USB-to-serial because you can’t use the USB D+/D- ?You have or have not set the MODE pin to enable serial COM1 debug ?You have or have not confirmed a COM port is showing in the latest test of the. public class MFDeploy : System.IDisposable Version Information. Available in MFDeploy 1.0. See Also. MFDeploy Members Started MFDeploy 4.1, choose correct serialport, and Ping. When I test with MFDeploy 4.2 I get the same error as before, but when switching back to MFDeploy 4.1 it responds to ping. Then uploaded firmware for 4.1.0.6 in MFDeploy.