I'm currently 'dusting off' the MPTrx model application.
There is a piece of code that is as follows (the full code is here, use commit 7f2750ee, tagged 'issue1279', which you can compile using the dockerfile))
CLASSIFY Party, Actor ISA AorP -- AorP is abbr for ActorOrParty
CLASSIFY PartyRef, ActorRef ISA IdentRef
partyRef :: Party * PartyRef [UNI] -- The human readable name/identifier to refer to the Party
actorRef :: Actor * ActorRef [UNI] -- The human readable name/identifier to refer to the Actor
ownerRef :: AorP * PartyRef [UNI] -- The human realdable name of the Party that owns the Actor
isOwnedBy :: AorP * Party [UNI] -- The AorP is owned (=completely controlled) by the Party
I have an XSLX file that I use to specify the initial population, part of which reads as follows:
This is accepted by the & daemon that I continuously run in VSCode.
This produces an error when I try to create a prototype, as is shown by:
Fixing this requires the addition of a signature in the XLSX file, as follows:
And sure enough, the prototype is now built as a docker application.
However, the & daemon now produces an error, as follows:
This issue calls for the behavior of the XLSX importer to be aligned in the &-tools that are used in the context of VSCode and the context of Docker.
I'm currently 'dusting off' the MPTrx model application.
There is a piece of code that is as follows (the full code is here, use commit 7f2750ee, tagged 'issue1279', which you can compile using the dockerfile))
I have an XSLX file that I use to specify the initial population, part of which reads as follows:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/8522589/155725555-bc773cd6-f916-4fca-b078-2c26064030b6.png)
This is accepted by the & daemon that I continuously run in VSCode. This produces an error when I try to create a prototype, as is shown by:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/8522589/155725839-f7185894-3d25-46f7-bd56-b843346e0439.png)
Fixing this requires the addition of a signature in the XLSX file, as follows:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/8522589/155726043-4bf922e2-a9f5-4667-8748-00abb74417b0.png)
And sure enough, the prototype is now built as a docker application. However, the & daemon now produces an error, as follows:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/8522589/155726264-1cc4a6ac-3a70-4584-90e8-33e87b16bc66.png)
This issue calls for the behavior of the XLSX importer to be aligned in the &-tools that are used in the context of VSCode and the context of Docker.