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--- kb:labview-frameworks:dqmh:starting-modules [2026/04/09 07:54] – [Starting Child Modules] joerg.hampel
+++ kb:labview-frameworks:dqmh:starting-modules [2026/07/13 16:15] (current) – [When to start] joerg.hampel
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 This section describes ways of starting child modules. It lists different options and explains shortcomings/challenges. Make sure to also browse our [[kb:bestpractices:codingconventions:dqmh#parentchild_modules|HSE Coding Conventions on Parent/Child Modules]].
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+  - From a Simple VI
+  - At Module Start
+  - In the EHL
+  - In the MHL, forking the event reference wire
+  - In the MHL, using a private request
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 At HSE, //the only allowed way// is **[[#in_the_mhl_-_variant_2|4.2 In the MHL - Variant 2]]**.
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   * Forking the registration reference wire so we can update the event registration of the EHL in the MHL
   * <color /#FFCCCC>Potential confusion about forked registration wire - not recommended by HSE</color>
+    * See the [[kb:bestpractices:codingconventions:architecture#event_registration|HSE Coding Conventions]]
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 The concept of placing the code for starting modules inside EHL/MHL and having a request or Queue message trigger the starting of child modules gives control and flexibility over when and from where modules are actually (re)started. It does beg the question, though, of where and when to actually send the request or message triggering the start.
-  * HSE modules with the need for automated sequential steps usually feature a [[code:dqmh:state-machine|State Machine]].
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+See **[[kb:bestpractices:codingconventions:apptemplate#startup|Application Template Startup]]** for how to design module coordination in the HSE Application Template.
-  * Our [[code:dqmh:hse-application-template|HSE Application Template]] calls the "Configure" request automatically for any module it starts, which is another potential place for sending such a request (usually in combination with a state machine, though)
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