Preface
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his document is the user's guide for the Information Service (IS) component of the ATLAS TDAQ Online Software system [1]. The Information Service is used to share information between applications in a distributed environment. This document gives an overview of the IS, describes the functionality it is providing, and gives instructions for how to use the C++ IS Application Program Interface (API).
The Java API is not discussed in this document, but it is very similar to the C++ one and is based on the same principals. The full IS Java API reference manual is available as part of the Online Software release in the <online software release directory>/share/doc/is/javadoc/is directory. This directory contains files generated by the javadoc utility. The main entry point to the documentation is the index.html file. The same information is also available online from the Information Service home page [2].
This document has been prepared by Serguei Kolos (Serguei.Kolos@cern.ch) and is based on the IS implementation developed in the context of the Online Software system of the ATLAS TDAQ project [3].
Outline
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Preface
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Outline
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Contents
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Chapter 1
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Introduction
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Chapter 2
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Basic functionality
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Chapter 3
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User-defined information types
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Chapter 4
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Type of IS information
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Chapter 5
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Subscribing to the IS repository
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Chapter 6
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Browsing the IS repository
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Chapter 7
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Reading information with unknown structure
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Chapter 8
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Sending and Receiving commands
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Chapter 9
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Reading information type description
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Chapter 10
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Building and running IS applications
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Chapter 11
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IS Utilities
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Chapter 12
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C++ API: Class Reference
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Rules for the IS information declaration
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C++ information classes based on the ISInfo
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C++ information classes based on the ISNamedInfo
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Mapping between OKS and IS types
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Bibliography
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Index
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1.1.1 Architecture
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1.1.2 Implementation
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2.2 Publishing and updating information
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2.2.1 Creating information in the IS
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2.2.2 Replace the last information value
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2.2.3 Update information using history mode
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2.3 Reading simple information
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2.3.1 Getting the last value of the information
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2.3.2 Getting information history
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3.2 Defining new information type
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3.3 Generating programming language declarations
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3.4 Two types of the IS information classes
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3.5 Using custom information types
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3.5.1 Using classes based on the ISInfo
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3.5.2 Using classes based on the ISNamedInfo
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4.2 Getting information object type
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4.3 Reading Object types from IS repository
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4.4 Information type operations
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5.2 Subscribe for a single information
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5.3 Subscribe using criteria
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5.3.1 How to define criteria
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5.3.2 How to subscribe using criteria
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5.4 Subscription modes
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6.2 Using the IS server iterator
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6.3 Using the IS information iterator
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6.4 Using extended criteria for information iterator
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7.2 Using ISInfoAny class to print out information
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7.3 Parsing content of the ISInfoAny object
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8.2 Implementing IS command listener
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8.3 Sending commands to information providers
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9.2 Setting up the IS meta-information repository
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9.3 Reading the IS type description
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9.4 Reading all available IS types descriptions
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10.1.1 Information Provider example application
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10.1.2 IS reader example application
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10.1.3 Makefiles
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10.1.4 Compiling examples
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10.2 Running IS examples
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10.3 Troubleshooting Tips
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10.3.1 IS server errors
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10.3.2 Information Provider errors
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10.3.3 Information reader errors
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11.1.1 Information listing application (is_ls)
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11.1.2 Commander application (is_cmd)
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11.1.3 Information remover application (is_rm)
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11.2 Graphical utility
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12.1 ISCallbackEvent
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12.2 ISCallbackInfo
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12.3 ISCommandListener
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12.4 ISCriteria
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12.5 ISInfo
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12.6 ISInfoAny
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12.7 ISInfoDictionary
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12.8 ISInfoDocument
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12.9 ISInfoDocument::Attribute
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12.10 ISInfoDocument::Iterator
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12.11 ISInfoIterator
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12.12 ISInfoProvider
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12.13 ISInfoReceiver
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12.14 ISInfoT<T>
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12.15 ISNamedInfo
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12.16 ISServerIterator
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12.17 ISType
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12.18 ISistream
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12.19 ISostream
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A.1.1 Example
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A.1.2 Explanation
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A.2 IS Information in Java
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A.2.1 Example
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A.2.2 Explanation
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B.1 Person class
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B.2 Employee class
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C.1 PersonNamed class
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C.2 EmployeeNamed class
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