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Re: [geclipse-dev] PBS implementation for g-Eclipse
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Hi Romain,
Ah OK sure... yeah, I found implementing it was pretty straightforward
too. I used GanymedSSH2 (http://www.ganymed.ethz.ch/ssh2/) for my
implementation, which seems to work well for what I need it to do.
I was also just wondering if there was a version integrated into
g-Eclipse, 'cos then I could have just reused the g-Eclipse code in my
project. But as it was not integrated anyway, doesn't matter now...
Thanks and regards,
-David
2009/9/23 Romain <reuillon@xxxxxxxx>:
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> Hi David,
>
> I wrote a PBS plug-in last year, but I have never used it in the GUI. It was working in my
> test cases but I think there was way more work to do to integrate it into g-eclipse.
> I have not maintained it since then (our project has migrated to JSAGA) and I don't think
> I can still find the code.
>
> The main problem of implementing such an extension is to find a reliable SSH library.
> The string parsing work (to get the job ID and update the job state (...)) was pretty much
> trivial.
>
> One other problem is that I have tested this plug-in only on our cluster and I don't think
> that PBS output are normalized. So this plug-in was certified 'work on my machine'.
>
> Cheers,
> Romain
>
>
> David Johnson a écrit :
>> Hi everyone!
>>
>> Did anyone ever implement for job submission direct to PBS using
>> g-Eclipse? I remember reading about Romain or someone trying to do it
>> aaaages ago. There's partial implementation in the batch plugin
>> (queues and stuff), but I don't remember any individual job
>> submission/monitoring being in there.
>>
>> Just curious as the project I am working on right now I have made a
>> little PBS Java client implementation which might be useful.
>>
>> Also, just one other little little thing that's been bugging me... on
>> the meeting minutes, all summer it's been saying '1500 UTC .../ 1500
>> London /1600 Berlin'. And that's just not right - BST (British Summer
>> Time) is UTC+1, CEST is UTC + 2, making it: 1600 London / 1700
>> Berlin...
>>
>> -David
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