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Scenario Manager
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Scenarios View
The first main A primary view provided by the KNSG framework will be the ScenariosView . This view that displays user scenario(s) and all sub-parts in a Tree view(most likely in some kinda of Tree viewer). A scenario is similar to the concept of a project and is simply a way of organizing things that belong together. The scenario is responsible for managing all of the pieces that it contains including input datasets, output datasets and workflows. A scenario may also contain a reference to the RMI Service that the workflows will use to launch their jobs, but this could end up being an application wide object or part of a Scenario Manager since users will most likely use the same launch point to execute jobs regardless of which scenario the workflow belongs to. Users will launch jobs on the HPC machines Users will be able to launch jobs on available HPC machines through an RMI Service (provided by PTPFlow) that use the inputs in their scenario and when a project completes, the outputs should be added back to that scenario, possibly through a thread that is polling the Tupelo server for new data). A user can have multiple scenarios open at once, close scenarios, or even delete scenarios from their scenario view (deleted from the view, but still in the repository) so we'll need to manage which scenarios are in a session and possibly what is their current state (open/closed). It is anticipated that new applications might extend this view to organize their view differently for their specific domain (e.g. use different icons, possibly organize data into different categories, etc).
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A scenario bean will be used to organize things such as user data and workflows specific to a scenario (or project). This will include datasets (input and output), workflows, and possibly the RMI service for launching jobs. As previously mentioned, this might end up an application wide object that is viewable from the scenario view, but not specific to any one scenario. A snippet of what the scenario bean might look like is below:
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