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Add Transmission Control Protocol file handling and update PCL serialization

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- Introduced FileRead and Record classes for handling file reading in the Transmission Control Protocol.
- Enhanced Description, Detail, and other related classes with JSON serialization attributes for improved data handling.
- Implemented methods for reading and processing files, including network stream management.
- Updated unit tests to cover new functionality and ensure robust testing.
- Added new PDSF file handling classes and integrated them into the project structure.
- Refactored existing code to utilize source generation for JSON serialization, improving performance and maintainability.
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Mike Phares
2025-09-15 09:59:54 -07:00
parent f717c6cf91
commit 0dc57eb3d7
34 changed files with 1815 additions and 209 deletions
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Adaptation/FileHandlers/IQSSi/FileRead.cs
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@ -206,10 +206,11 @@ public class FileRead : Shared.FileRead, IFileRead
private Tuple<string, Test[], JsonElement[], List<FileInfo>> GetExtractResult(string reportFullPath, DateTime dateTime)
{
Tuple<string, Test[], JsonElement[], List<FileInfo>> results;
ProcessDataStandardFormat processDataStandardFormat = ProcessDataStandardFormat.GetProcessDataStandardFormat(reportFullPath);
string[] lines = File.ReadAllLines(reportFullPath);
ProcessDataStandardFormat processDataStandardFormat = ProcessDataStandardFormat.GetProcessDataStandardFormat(reportFullPath, lines);
_Logistics = new Logistics(reportFullPath, processDataStandardFormat);
SetFileParameterLotIDToLogisticsMID();
JsonElement[] jsonElements = ProcessDataStandardFormat.GetArray(processDataStandardFormat);
JsonElement[] jsonElements = ProcessDataStandardFormat.GetArray(reportFullPath, lines, processDataStandardFormat);
List<pcl.Description> descriptions = pcl.ProcessData.GetDescriptions(jsonElements);
Test[] tests = (from l in descriptions select (Test)l.Test).ToArray();
results = new Tuple<string, Test[], JsonElement[], List<FileInfo>>(string.Join(Environment.NewLine, processDataStandardFormat.Logistics), tests, jsonElements, new List<FileInfo>());