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Entities that declare parameter variables are: | Entities that declare parameter variables are: | ||
| − | * Data object types | + | * [[SMILA/Documentation/DataObjectTypesAndBuckets|Data object types]] |
| − | * Worker definitions | + | * [[SMILA/Documentation/WorkerAndWorkflows|Worker definitions]] |
Entities that initialize or set parameters are: | Entities that initialize or set parameters are: | ||
| − | * Job definitions | + | * [[SMILA/Documentation/SMILA/Documentation/JobDefinitions|Job definitions]] |
| − | * Workflow definitions | + | * [[SMILA/Documentation/WorkerAndWorkflows|Workflow definitions]] |
** Global workflow parameters | ** Global workflow parameters | ||
** Local worker parameters | ** Local worker parameters | ||
| − | * Bucket definitions | + | * [[SMILA/Documentation/DataObjectTypesAndBuckets|Bucket definitions]] |
The parameter priority increases from top to bottom, meaning that the parameters in job definitions, for example, have a lower priority than those in workflow definitions. | The parameter priority increases from top to bottom, meaning that the parameters in job definitions, for example, have a lower priority than those in workflow definitions. | ||
Workflow definitions are special entities in as far as they allow you to define general parameters in the global workflow section and worker-specific parameters in local worker sections. It is important to know that the latter do not affect the buckets that the respective worker is using. As a consequence, parameters declared in a data object type can only be initialized using global workflow parameters or job parameters alternatively. | Workflow definitions are special entities in as far as they allow you to define general parameters in the global workflow section and worker-specific parameters in local worker sections. It is important to know that the latter do not affect the buckets that the respective worker is using. As a consequence, parameters declared in a data object type can only be initialized using global workflow parameters or job parameters alternatively. | ||
Revision as of 08:17, 12 July 2011
Job Parameters
This page is work in progress.
The Job Manager entities can be parameterized to be configured for an actual use case.
Entities that declare parameter variables are:
Entities that initialize or set parameters are:
- Job definitions
- Workflow definitions
- Global workflow parameters
- Local worker parameters
- Bucket definitions
The parameter priority increases from top to bottom, meaning that the parameters in job definitions, for example, have a lower priority than those in workflow definitions.
Workflow definitions are special entities in as far as they allow you to define general parameters in the global workflow section and worker-specific parameters in local worker sections. It is important to know that the latter do not affect the buckets that the respective worker is using. As a consequence, parameters declared in a data object type can only be initialized using global workflow parameters or job parameters alternatively.