Hi Nadeem, resourceHostId is the machine on which the experiment is run. ComputationalProjectAccount is the shared account on that machine which is used for all experiments initiated from the gateway.
I'm not familiar with GenApp, so I'll defer to someone else for the rest of your questions. Dave -- David Reagan Advanced Visualization Lab Indiana University avl.iu.edu The Advanced Visualization Lab is part of the Research Technologies division of UITS; Research Technologies is a PTI Cyberinfrastructure & Service Center. ________________________________ From: Nadeem Anjum [[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2014 8:06 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [GSoC] Status Update and Queries Hi Everyone, I am currently working on integrating GenApp's PHP interface with Airavata Starus: I have explored and played around with GenApp codebase. I have identified the parts of the code that needs to be executed on Airavata. To start with integrating the PHP interface of GenApp, I have explored the PHP Client Samples codebase. I am now figuring out a way to achieve the integration to execute GenApp on Airavata. Query: I am trying to run a custom experiment of my choice. I believe this will involve changing the following parameters in createExperiment.php /* ComputationalResourceScheduling data for Trestles*/ $cmRST = new ComputationalResourceScheduling(); $cmRST->resourceHostId = "trestles.sdsc.edu<http://trestles.sdsc.edu>"; $cmRST->ComputationalProjectAccount = "sds128"; $cmRST->totalCPUCount = 1; $cmRST->nodeCount = 1; $cmRST->numberOfThreads = 0; $cmRST->queueName = "normal"; $cmRST->wallTimeLimit = 15; $cmRST->jobStartTime = 0; $cmRST->totalPhysicalMemory = 0; I am not really sure of the significance of resourceHostId and ComputationalProjectAccount. Please let me know what these variables are meant for and how could I run a custom experiment of my choice. Thanks, Nadeem.
