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RE: [geclipse-user] VTK Status 
Hi Ariel,

>> yes, with or without /data it is the same location, don't worry :-)

The link in the original message without the data didn't work for me.  But
this one does.

>> Isn't your gridFTP server part of some grid infrastructure?

I'm not sure what that means.  (I'm not an expert on grid computing ;-)
However, I can use GridFTP via globus-url-copy.  I believe we have Gram
installed, but I have not used it.  We don't have gLite.  Perhaps the
problem is that I've installed g-Eclipse on a machine that is not the
machine on which Globus (and GridFTP is running).  Do I need to do that?

Thanks for the help.

        -Ken

-----Original Message-----
From: Ariel Garcia [mailto:garcia@xxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Thursday, November 05, 2009 9:27 AM
To: g-Eclipse User discussions
Cc: Kenneth Evans, Jr.
Subject: Re: [geclipse-user] VTK Status

Hello Kenneth,

> Thanks for the reply.  I found the non-EPL part at:
>     :ext:anoncvs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:/data/cvs/fzk/geclipse
> (which is slightly different than below).  It has the VTK stuff I wanted.

yes, with or without /data it is the same location, don't worry :-)

> So far I have been unable to use g-Eclipse for grid access.  We have
>  Globus installed, but the IT people are not very familiar with it (nor
>  am I beyond globus-url-copy ;-).  I have made a generic VO, but don't
>  know what to do with it.  I am stuck at what to put in "Specify a
>  service to be added to your VO". We do have GridFTP working, but I
>  don't know how to use it in g-Eclipse. 

Uhmm... i am afraid for some reason the GenericVO is not offering gridftp as

a new service to be added... only GT2 Gram is there besides gLite services, 
not sure why though, will look.
In a full featured grid installation you would automatically find the grid 
services through the information service (MDS in Globus, BDII in gLite, 
etc) so there is no need to add services by hand. 
Isn't your gridFTP server part of some grid infrastructure?
(BTW, in the service URI something like  
    gsiftp://<FTP_server_FQDN>:2811/data/ftp
is expected, but if the servicetype is wrong it won't work anyways)

Cheers, Ariel

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