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GT 4.1.1: Common Runtime Components

Abstract

The common runtime components provide GT4 web and pre-web services with a set of libraries and tools that allows these services to be platform independent, to build on various abstraction layers (threading, io) and to leverage functionality lower in the web services stack (WSRF, WSN, etc).

These components are architecturally diverse and it is thus hard to identify an overarching theme. Instead a few sub-themes have been identified and elaborated on in the below.

Table of Contents

Key Concepts
C Common Libraries
Release Notes
System Administrator's Guide
User's Guide
Developer's Guide
Public Interface Guide
Quality Profile
Migrating Guide
C WS Core
How-tos for C WS Core
Release Notes
System Administrator's Guide
User's Guide
Developer's Guide
Public Interface Guide
Quality Profile
GT 4.1.1 Samples for C WS Core
Migrating Guide
WSDL to C Bindings
GT 4.1.1: C WS Core Command Reference
GT 4.1.1 C WS Core Common Command Options
A. Call for Community Testing: 4.1.1 C WS Core
C WS Core Index
Java WS Core
How-tos for Java WS Core
Release Notes
System Administrator's Guide
User's Guide
Developer's Guide
Public Interface
Quality Profile
GT 4.1.1 Samples for Java WS Core
Migrating Guide
GT 4.1.1: Java WS Core Command Reference
GT 4.1.1 Java WS Core Common Command Options
B. Technology Dependencies Details For Java WS Core
C. Call for Community Testing: 4.1.1 Java WS Core
Java WS Core Index
CoG JGlobus
Release Notes
System Administrator's Guide
pyGridWare (Python WS Core)
Release Notes
System Administrator's Guide
pyGlobus
Release Notes
System Administrator's Guide
XIO
Release Notes
System Administrator's Guide
User's Guide
Add-on
Developer's Guide
Public Interface Guide
Quality Profile
Migrating Guide

List of Figures

1. An abstract view of the various specifications that define the Web services architecture
2. WS Container. High-level picture of functional components commonly encountered in Web service implementations, showing the path taken by requests and responses.
1. Definition: Namespace to Prefix Mapping Format
2. Mapping table for example schemas
1. Basic messaging performance
1. XIO Architecture
2. XIO Application

List of Tables

1. Building C WS Core from installer
2. Building C WS Core from CVS
1. Primitive Type Bindings
4. Common options
5. Common options
6. Application-specific options
7. Common options
8. Common options
9. Common options
10. Common options
11. Common options
12. Common options
13. Application-specific options
14. Common options
15. Common options
16. Common options
17. Application-specific options
18. Common options
19. Common options
1. General configuration parameters
2. Standalone/embedded container-specific configuration parameters
3. Default container thread pool settings
4. Axis Standard Parameters
5. Java WS Core Parameters
6. ResourceHomeImpl parameters
1. Globus standard environment variables
2. Launch script specific environment variables
3. Options supported by the GLOBUS_OPTIONS environment property
4. Scope settings
5. Scope settings and activation
6. GAR file structure
7. Evaluator interfaces
1. Globus standard environment variables
2. Launch script specific environment variables
3. Options supported by the GLOBUS_OPTIONS environment property
36. Options
37. Common options
38. Shutdown options
39. Options
40. Options
41. Common options
42. Command-specific options
43. Common options
44. Common options
45. Common options
46. Common options
47. Common options
48. Common options
49. Common options
50. Common options
51. Common options
52. Common options
53. Command-specific options
54. Common options
55. Options
56. Supported property-value pairs
57. Options
58. Options
59. Common options
60. Common options
61. Command-specific options
62. Common options
63. Common options
64. Command-specific options
65. Common options
66. Common options
67. Command-specific options
68. Common options
69. Common options
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