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florian bernard

The Data Service - GRIA - 0 views

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gria documentation data service TE5

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  • A data stager is a container for a single file (or zip file)
    • florian bernard
      florian bernard on 21 Jul 09
       
      TE5: le data stager peut contenir un fichier zip contenant plusieurs fichier
jes stranig

Application Metadata XML - GRIA - 0 views

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TE5

shared by jes stranig on 24 Aug 09 - Cached
  • Advanced usage Input arrays An application might require arrays of inputs, whose exact sizes are specified by the user when creating the job. This is supported by GRIA using the minOccurs, maxOccurs and defaultSize attributes on DataStager elements. For example, if your application took between 2 and 8 images as input, you might use the following XML: <DataStager type="input" name="inputImage" minOccurs="2" maxOccurs="8" defaultSize="2"> <Description>Input image</Description> <MimeType>image</MimeType></DataStager> You can use the defaultSize attribute to support older clients that do not know how to specify the desired size of arrays.
  • Advanced usage Input arrays An application might require arrays of inputs, whose exact sizes are specified by the user when creating the job. This is supported by GRIA using the minOccurs, maxOccurs and defaultSize attributes on DataStager elements. For example, if your application took between 2 and 8 images as input, you might use the following XML: <DataStager type="input" name="inputImage" minOccurs="2" maxOccurs="8" defaultSize="2"> <Description>Input image</Description> <MimeType>image</MimeType></DataStager> You can use the defaultSize attribute to support older clients that do not know how to specify the desired size of arrays.
  • Advanced usage Input arrays An application might require arrays of inputs, whose exact sizes are specified by the user when creating the job. This is supported by GRIA using the minOccurs, maxOccurs and defaultSize attributes on DataStager elements. For example, if your application took between 2 and 8 images as input, you might use the following XML: <DataStager type="input" name="inputImage" minOccurs="2" maxOccurs="8" defaultSize="2"> <Description>Input image</Description> <MimeType>image</MimeType></DataStager> You can use the defaultSize attribute to support older clients that do not know how to specify the desired size of arrays.
    • jes stranig
      jes stranig on 24 Aug 09
       
      Creation d'un DataStrager par input lors de son utilisation
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