from org.vpac.grisu.frontend.control.login import LoginManager
from org.vpac.grisu.frontend.model.job import BatchJobObject, JobObject
import sys
batchJobName = sys.argv[1]
# display commandline login menu if no local proxy exists
si = LoginManager.loginCommandline()
batchJob = BatchJobObject(si, batchJobName, False)
start = 30
end = 40
pathToInputFiles = batchJob.pathToInputFiles()
inputFile1relPath = pathToInputFiles+'inputFile1.txt '
inputFile2relPath = pathToInputFiles+'inputFile2.txt'
for i in range(start, end):
# create a unique jobname for every job
jobname = batchJobName+"_"+ str(i)
print 'Creating job: '+jobname
# create the single job
job = JobObject(si)
job.setJobname(jobname)
# better to set the application to use explicitely because in that case we don't need to use mds (faster)
job.setApplication('UnixCommands')
job.setCommandline('cat '+ inputFile1relPath + ' ' + inputFile2relPath)
# to see whats going on we add a simple event listener. Hm. This doesn't seem to work reliably in jython.
#SystemOutMultiJobLogger(multiJobName)
# create the multipart job
multiPartJob = BatchJobObject(si, multiJobName, "/ARCS/NGAdmin", "java", Constants.NO_VERSION_INDICATOR_STRING);
# if you want to display a gui element to control/monitor the job, use the following line
BatchJobDialog.open(si, multiJobName)
# not needed anymore. it's the default now
multiPartJob.addJobProperty(Constants.DISTRIBUTION_METHOD, Constants.DISTRIBUTION_METHOD_EQUAL);
# now we can calculate the relative path (from every job directory) to the common input file folder
pathToInputFiles = multiPartJob.pathToInputFiles()
for i in range(0, numberOfJobs):
# create a unique jobname for every job
jobname = multiJobName+"_"+ str(i)
# create the single job
job = JobObject(si)
#job.setSubmissionLocation("")
job.setJobname(jobname)
# better to set the application to use explicitely because in that case we don't need to use mds (faster)
job.setApplication("java")
job.setCommandline("java -version")
# setting the commandline. In this example we reference to both types of possible input files
#job.setCommandline("java -jar "+pathToInputFiles+"/JavaTestJob.jar 30 1")
# adding a job-specific input file
#job.addInputFileUrl("/home/markus/test/singleJobFile.txt")
