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I have two vsomeip applications(appA and appB) running in two separate processes and each application has its own configuration json file(appA.json and appB.json). appA offers service "1234" and appB offers service "5678". appA is acting as routing manager. During my test I found that I have to put the configuration for both services "1234" and "5678" in appA.json which is used by routing manager. Similar situation for client application. It seems all items under "services" and "clients" need to be in routing manager's json file.
Do you have a guideline which items can be decentralized in individual json file and which items have to be centralized in routing manager's json file?
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I have two vsomeip applications(appA and appB) running in two separate processes and each application has its own configuration json file(appA.json and appB.json). appA offers service "1234" and appB offers service "5678". appA is acting as routing manager. During my test I found that I have to put the configuration for both services "1234" and "5678" in appA.json which is used by routing manager. Similar situation for client application. It seems all items under "services" and "clients" need to be in routing manager's json file.
Do you have a guideline which items can be decentralized in individual json file and which items have to be centralized in routing manager's json file?
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