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When the SoftwareService starts (at station startup), it starts a thread that scans the software registry and populates this container. The Software container includes software files added to the registry after the initial scan.
Direct children of the Software container are summary objects for named, typed software files (for example, file type module named “baja”). For each summary object, there is a specification object (InstallableSpec components) for each version in the registry.
Apart from these summary children, the Software container has but a single frozen property: loaded, a boolean slot that indicates if the startup thread has finished scanning the registry (by default, this property is hidden).
Your key interface to the Software container is this default view.

The left pane of the Supervisor Software Manager shows all child
module and
distribution file nodes, where each root node represents a software file’s name, and its children represent the versions
of the software file in the registry.
You can drop a module or distribution file from
This right pane of the Supervisor Software Manager shows details about any version node selected in the software tree.
| Information | Description |
|---|---|
| File | Displays the name of the module .jar. |
| Size | Displays the file size in thousand bytes. |
| Module Name | Displays the logical name of the module. |
| Description | Briefly identifies what the module does. |
| Version | Displays the software version number |
| Status |
Indicates the state of the module as follows:
Out of Date identifies a module that is older than the one available in the Supervisor’s software database. Not Installed identifies a module that is available in the Supervisor’s software database, but has not been installed on the platform. Signature Warning indicates a self-signed certificate is being used. These certificates encrypt transmitted data, but cannot validate a server. Up to Date identifies modules that have the same version or possibly a newer version) than that in the Supervisor’s software database. |
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