com.sun.grid.jsv.examples
Class SimpleJsv

java.lang.Object
  com.sun.grid.jsv.examples.SimpleJsv

All Implemented Interfaces:

Jsv

public class SimpleJsv
extends java.lang.Object
implements Jsv

This is a simple JSV that:

• Rejects binary jobs
• Rejects parallel jobs that don't request a multiple of 16 processes
• Temporarily reject jobs that request h_vmem
• Removes request for h_data
• Increments the job context variable "a"
• Removes the job context variable "b"
• Removes the job context variable "c"
• Adds a job context variable d=5

Constructor Summary

SimpleJsv()

Method Summary

static void	main(java.lang.String[] args) Run this JSV.
void	onStart(JsvManager jsv) This method is called to start the job verification process.
void	onVerify(JsvManager jsv) This method is called to trigger the job verification step.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

SimpleJsv

public SimpleJsv()

Method Detail

main

public static void main(java.lang.String[] args)

Run this JSV.

Parameters:

args - the command line arguments

onStart

public void onStart(JsvManager jsv)

Description copied from interface: Jsv

This method is called to start the job verification process. In general, the most common use for this method is to call the JsvManager.requestEnvironment() method.

Specified by:

onStart in interface Jsv

See Also:

JsvManager.requestEnvironment(boolean)

onVerify

public void onVerify(JsvManager jsv)

Description copied from interface: Jsv

This method is called to trigger the job verification step. This method is used by the Jsv implementation to accept, modify, or reject the job. Information about the job being verified is available from the JobDescription instance retrieved from the JsvManager.getJobDescription() method. Changes made to the JobDescription instance will be propagated to the JSV framework. Before this method returns, it should call one of the result methods on the JsvManager instance, accept(), modify(), reject(), rejectWait(), or setResult(). If none is called, the job will be implicitly accepted or modified as appropriate.

Specified by:

onVerify in interface Jsv

See Also:

JsvManager.getJobDescription(), JsvManager.accept(java.lang.String), JsvManager.modify(java.lang.String), JsvManager.reject(java.lang.String), JsvManager.rejectWait(java.lang.String), JsvManager.setResult(com.sun.grid.jsv.JsvManager.Result, java.lang.String)