Changes between Version 29 and Version 30 of client_user_guide

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08/08/13 10:36:14 (11 years ago)
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    4444* QCG_ENV_SKIP_KEY_CHECK - If the variable is not empty client do not check the correctness of the key format. Must be check if the client is configured to use the proxy and the key/certificate are not provided. 
    4545 
    46 = QCG Broker Client Modes = 
     46= QCG Broker Client = 
    4747 
    48 The QCG-client can operate in two modes: 
    49 * Simple mode - recommended for most of the users. The Simple mode offers the most frequently used functionality of the QCG in a very simple and intuitive way, 
    50 * [[qcg-advanced-client | Advance Mode]] which is recommended for advanced users for whom the functionality of the Simple mode is not sufficient. 
     48 The QCG-Client is a java based text client offering access to the QCG infrastructure from the command-line level. The QCG-Client is offered in two versions and the choice of version depends on user's experience and needs: 
     49 
     50* QCG-SimpleClient (recommended) is a set of tools (similar to ones offered by queuing systems) for managing of jobs. For user's convenience the simple format of description of jobs (based on #QCG directives) was proposed allowing in a simple way to describe the most popular use cases. 
     51* [[qcg-advanced-client | QCG-AdvancedClient]] - the client intended for more experienced users requiring more advanced features like workflows, parameter sweep, tasks with many groups of processes with different requirements. The job has to be described by XML document.  
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    5253= QCG Simple Client = 
    … …  
    5960 
    6061Submission and controlling of tasks: 
    61 * qcg-cancel - cancel task(s) 
    62 * qcg-clean - clean the working directories of given tasks 
    63 * qcg-connect - connect interactive session to the task 
    64 * qcg-info - display detailed information about the given tasks 
    65 * qcg-list - lists tasks in the system 
    66 * qcg-peek - display ending of (stdout, stderr) streams 
    67 * qcg-proxy - create user proxy certificate 
    68 * qcg-refetch - try to copy once again output files/directories 
    69 * qcg-refresh_proxy - refresh user proxy certificate for given tasks 
    70 * qcg-sub - submit the task to be processes by QCG services 
     62* ''qcg-cancel'' - cancel task(s) 
     63* ''qcg-clean'' - clean the working directories of given tasks 
     64* ''qcg-connect'' - connect interactive session to the task 
     65* ''qcg-info'' - display detailed information about the given tasks 
     66* ''qcg-list'' - lists tasks in the system 
     67* ''qcg-peek'' - display ending of (stdout, stderr) streams 
     68* ''qcg-proxy'' - create user proxy certificate 
     69* ''qcg-refetch'' - try to copy once again output files/directories 
     70* ''qcg-refresh_proxy'' - refresh user proxy certificate for given tasks 
     71* ''qcg-sub'' - submit the task to be processes by QCG services 
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    7273Resources reservation and controll: 
    73 * qcg-rcancel - cancel reservation(s) 
    74 * qcg-reserve - reserve resources 
    75 * qcg-rinfo - display information about the given reservation(s) 
    76 * qcg-rlist - list reservation in the system 
     74* ''qcg-rcancel'' - cancel reservation(s) 
     75* ''qcg-reserve'' - reserve resources 
     76* ''qcg-rinfo'' - display information about the given reservation(s) 
     77* ''qcg-rlist'' - list reservation in the system 
    7778 
    7879[[qcg-tools | The detailed description of the qcg-* tools]]