The Agrosense projecttype

The Agrosense "New project"-wizard has an entry to create a new Isobus project. An Isobus project can hold more then one isobus file-collection. Choosing to create a new Isobus project will make a new empty project on the filesystem containing a folder called “taskfiles”. In the Agrosense project explorer only an empty isobus project-node should be shown having the name of the project.

Importing taskdata into a new (or existing) Isobus project


Needed:

  • A newly created empty isobus project or an existing isobus project
  • An Isobus data collection containing the files as described above

  • Initiating Import

    Initiating an isobus import is done by rightclicking an agrosense isobus project and choosing the "Import Isobus" options. This will open the filepicker to allow you to select a taskdata collection. The taskdata file is the file that has to be selected when importing taskdata. The internal structure of the file is checked to make sure this is indeed a taskdata-file. When a Taskdata-file (For example: taskdata.xml) is selected to be imported, the application will create the "taskdata" subfolder inside the project and copy the taskdata files there. To know which files need to be copied the filepicker will read the taskdata file to find out which TGLxxxxx.xml/.bin and which grdxxxxx.bin belong to it.


    Isobus project Structure (Filesystem)

    Because it should be possible to have more then one task-data collections inside an agrosense isobus project, each taskdata collection has its own folder (on disc: inside the taskfiles-folder) with the name of the taskdata-file. If the project already has a taskdata collection with that name a "1" will be added (or "2", "3", and so on.) The name of a taskdata collection can be changed by right-clicking the node in the explorer and choosing the rename-option. The structure of an example agrosense isobus project may be as follow:

    Example of an isobus taskdata project :

    isobus_projectdir_example