26-30 March 2012
Leibniz Supercomputing Centre (LRZ)
CET timezone
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ARGUS authorization service

29 Mar 2012, 16:00
45m
FMI Hall 2 (100) (Universe)

FMI Hall 2 (100)

Universe

Workshop/Training Middleware services Application development with EMI

Speaker

Mr Valery Tschopp

Description

Introduction to the techniques for interacting with the ARGUS authorization service via API.

URL

http://www.eu-emi.eu/

Description of the Work

The EMI project aims to harmonise the existing European middleware products, introducing new unified APIs across multiple products. This session will introduce some of these APIs to the e-Science application developer community, giving examples for their use within scientific applications.

Overview (For the conference guide)

The European Middleware Initiative (EMI) is a close collaboration of the three major middleware providers, ARC, gLite and UNICORE, and other specialized software providers like dCache.

The project aims to deliver a single distribution which will harmonise these various middleware products focusing on standards, interoperability, ease of use and reliability, while simultaneously improving functionality and responding to the needs of the user communities.

This session is aimed at application developers creating e-Science or Grid-enabled applications and will introduce some of the APIs supported by EMI products.

Impact

The session will provide application developers with the knowledge and skills to implement applications taking advantage of the EMI APIs.

Conclusions

EMI aims to deliver a single middleware, integrating products from the preexisting European middleware distributions. The project has implemented various new shared APIs across multiple products which change the way that application developers can interact with middleware services. Some APIs are introduced in this session and attendees are shown how to use them to access middleware services from their applications.

Primary author

Mr Valery Tschopp

Co-authors

Mr Emidio Giorgio (INFN) Ms Kathryn Cassidy (TCD)

Presentation Materials