Hi Emre, There are API methods which can be programmed into command line utilities. I think a bit of introduction will help Priyanshu and others get going. Let me do a hangout and explain all the students. I will send an email shortly with few time slots so we can pick a time.
Suresh > On May 27, 2015, at 8:30 PM, Emre Brookes <e...@biochem.uthscsa.edu> wrote: > > Suresh, Raminder - > > Can we start a discussion here about what needs to be done to register an > application from the command line? > > In the simplest form, all 'genapp' modules currently have the same inputs and > outputs. > They take a single command line argument (a JSON formatted string) > and produce output to standard output (a JSON formatted string) > > A bit further, there maybe some arbitrary set of files input and output, but > this can > be handled after the basic "simplest" form is functional. > > As I understand it, all Airavata "experiments" == GenApp "modules", need > prior registry > before an experiment can start. Are there existing command line utilities or > code fragments > to register an application ? > > Thanks, > Emre
