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Interface protocol to use for a Product Archive
Breakpoint file information Uses file name types from InputOutput class For details see Generic IPF Interface Specification issue 1 revision 8 - 03/08/2009 MMFI-GSEG-EOPG-TN-07-0003
Representation of the Ipf_Conf Job Order element For details see Generic IPF Interface Specification issue 1 revision 8 - 03/08/2009 MMFI-GSEG-EOPG-TN-07-0003
Thrown when a request to a unique named processing parameter is executed and there is more than one parameter with the given name.
For the user as well as for planning and product access purposes it is important to know, whether a processing facility is operational or not.
Input or Output information For details see Generic IPF Interface Specification issue 1 revision 8 - 03/08/2009 MMFI-GSEG-EOPG-TN-07-0003
File_Name information For details see Generic IPF Interface Specification issue 1 revision 8 - 03/08/2009 MMFI-GSEG-EOPG-TN-07-0003
Ipf_Job_Order information For details see Generic IPF Interface Specification issue 1 revision 8 - 03/08/2009 MMFI-GSEG-EOPG-TN-07-0003
Variants of Job Order file specifications: Over time the specification for Job Order files evolves, but processors may rely on older versions of the specification.
Metric type to use for a Production Metrics
MonOrderStates: A class to hold the state definitions for monitoring orders, and the respective state IDs.
MonServiceStates: A class to hold the state definitions for monitoring services, and the respective state IDs.
Master time format for orbit times (ISO-formatted UTC-STS timestamps with microsecond fraction and without time zone)
Possible methods for partitioning the order time period into individual job time periods for product generation.
Possible sources for Processing Orders
Possible states for a processing order; legal state transitions: INITIAL -> APPROVED: Customer approved order parameters and/or committed budget APPROVED -> PLANNED: Jobs for the processing order have been generated PLANNED -> RELEASED: The order is released for running as planned RELEASED -> RUNNING: The first jobs have started, further jobs can be started RUNNING -> SUSPENDING: Order execution halted, no further jobs will be started (started jobs will be completed, if they are not halted themselves) SUSPENDING -> PLANNED: All jobs for the order are either completed or halted (after suspending the order) RUNNING -> COMPLETED: All jobs have been completed successfully RUNNING -> FAILED: All jobs have been completed, but at least one of them failed PLANNED -> FAILED: The order was cancelled by the operator COMPLETED/FAILED ->; CLOSED: Delivery/failure has been acknowledged by customer and/or order fee has been paid
Enumeration of valid parameter types for mission-specific parameters
Representation of the Ipf_Proc (IPF = Instrument Processing Facility) job order element, i.e., a processing task with name and version, as well as input/output and breakpoint files For details see Generic IPF Interface Specification issue 1 revision 8 - 03/08/2009 MMFI-GSEG-EOPG-TN-07-0003
Processing level, usually indicating the number of processing steps required to create a product of this class from unprocessed ("level 0") data.
Processing_Parameter information For details see Generic IPF Interface Specification issue 1 revision 8 - 03/08/2009 MMFI-GSEG-EOPG-TN-07-0003
Production context for the generation of a product (from the ESA PRIP API specification, ESA-EOPG-EOPGC-IF-3, issue 1.4, sec. 3.2)
Quality annotation for products (determined by processor configuration)
Visibility of products to external users (internally all products are visible at all times)
Class to hold general utility methods
Sensing_Time information For details see Generic IPF Interface Specification issue 1 revision 8 - 03/08/2009 MMFI-GSEG-EOPG-TN-07-0003
Storage types of prosEO
String Utils
Time interval for input elements (Time_Interval Job Order element) (note that in contrast to IpfFileName, file names in time intervals do not carry the FSType attribute) For details see Generic IPF Interface Specification issue 1 revision 8 - 03/08/2009 MMFI-GSEG-EOPG-TN-07-0003
prosEO User Roles (low-level roles, which can be bundled for user groups).