Difference between revisions of "NAL"

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Introduction

The Node Access Library (NAL) is a Java Library that provides different functionalities to access the local node information. It allows to obtain the DHN unique ID, the Running Instance unique ID, the list of service running in the node, the running instance profile of the caller, and the node free disk space. Moreover, the NAL, gives access to the VO Maps and allows services to set/get both the Specific Data section and the State section in their Running Instance profile.

Implentation Overview

Each WSRF service should instantiate a NAL object in order to have access to node information (see Usage Example for details).

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  1. List VO Maps
     • Return a list with the name of the DHN VOs

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       public Vector getVOMapsList ( ) throws Exception

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       The list of the DHN VOs

  2. get VO Map
     • Return a VO Map

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       public String getVOMap (String voname) throws Exception

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       The VO name

       return

       The VO Map if exists, exception otherwise.

  3. Get the Running Instance ID
     • Returns the RI unique ID of a given service name and service class

       signature

       public String getRIID ( String serviceName, String serviceClass ) throws Exception

       parameters

       A valid local RI service name

       A valid local RI service class

       return

       The RI ID if valid {class, name} parameters were used, exception otherwise.

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Dependencies

Usage Example