[TRNSYS-users] sim studio: direct access
Michaël Kummert
kummert at engr.wisc.edu
Mon Nov 22 07:37:03 PST 2004
David,
>
> In our office, we are 3 users involved in simulation with TRNSYS 16 and
> want to share our TRNSYS models through shared directories on our
> server: it's not so easy to do it because of the proformas that had to
> be saved in the Studio/Proformas directory of the installation
> directory, on the local machine, in order to be viewed in the Direct
> access tree. Of course we can use the "insert tree" function but it
> might be useful to manage a list of "based library folder" (from the
> Settings) to add user's defined components in a network shared folder.
> Something like:
> based library folder:
> "%TRNSYS16%\Studio\Proformas";"\\MyServer\TRNdir\UserProformas";etc...
Your suggestion seems a good one to me (but I am not the one programming
the Studio!). As a workaround, you could also just put the whole TRNSYS
installation on a network drive. With external DLL's, it is easy to
organize your files so that the 3 users can use each other's components
without touching them when they recompile a DLL. I must admit that we
haven't tested that configuration recently here at the lab but I know
users have done that in the past with TRNSYS 15 without any problems,
and the multi-DLL architecture makes it even more interesting.
Simulations might be a little slower depending on your network speed
but, again according to my limited experience with that implementation,
it should be OK.
Kind regards,
Michaël Kummert
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