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To access Inca from a Web services API, you will need to install the Inca web services component, incaws.
% sh incaInstall.sh $INCA_DIST incaws |
The results should look similar to:
Retrieving http://inca.sdsc.edu/releases/latest/Inca-WS.tar.gz
--12:59:23-- http://inca.sdsc.edu/releases/latest/Inca-WS.tar.gz
=> `Inca-WS.tar.gz'
Resolving inca.sdsc.edu... 198.202.75.28
Connecting to inca.sdsc.edu|198.202.75.28|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 1,226,347 (1.2M) [application/x-tar]
100%[====================================>] 1,226,347 --.--K/s
12:59:23 (81.68 MB/s) - `Inca-WS.tar.gz' saved [1226347/1226347]
Unpacking http://inca.sdsc.edu/releases/latest/Inca-WS.tar.gz
Inca-WS-1.6421/
Inca-WS-1.6421/lib/
...
Inca-WS-1.6421/etc/IncaWS.wsdl
Inca-WS-1.6421/version.svn
Will install Inca prerequisite Net::SSLeay
Will install Inca prerequisite IO::Socket::SSL
Will install Inca prerequisite Expat
Will install Inca prerequisite LWP::UserAgent
Will install Inca prerequisite MIME::Base64
Will install Inca prerequisite SOAP::Lite
Writing Makefile.perl.inc for Inca-WS
Inca-WS installed |
To start incaws, specify the port, credentials, and hostname/port for the Inca agent and depot as below. Replace "origHost", "agentHost" and "depotHost" with the correct names for your installation.
% cd $INCA_DIST % ./bin/inca incaws \ --auth=yes \ --cert=etc/agentcert.pem \ --key=etc/agentkey.pem \ --trusted=etc/trusted/origHostcert.pem \ --port=8001 \ --password=yes \ depotHost:6324 \ agentHost:6323 enter password (no prompt displayed) |
Check to make sure the incaws is running on port 8001:
% netstat -an | grep 8001 tcp4 0 0 *.8001 *.* LISTEN |
The WSDL file for the incaws component is in $INCA_DIST/etc/IncaWS.wsdl. The following table summarizes the available functions.
Table 7. Web services functions
Function | Description |
|---|---|
getCatalog( [$url] ) | Asks the agent to retrieve and return the package catalog from the reporter repository accessed via $url. An undefined $url indicates that the agent should return a merged catalog for all known repositories. |
getConfig() | Asks the agent to return XML for the Inca deployment configuration. |
pingAgent( $string ) | Check that the Inca agent is accessible. |
pingDepot( $string ) | Check that the Inca depot is accessible. |
queryGuids() | Asks the depot to return a space-separated list of known suite guids. |
queryHql($hql) | Asks the depot use the HQL select statement $hql to extract and return information from the DB. On success, returns a reference to an array that contains the objects selected by the select statement. |
queryInstance($instanceId, $configId) | Asks the depot to report details about one particular invocation of a reporter. $instanceId is the DB id of the instance for the invocation; $configId the related series configuration DB id. On success, returns a reference to a single-element array that contains a ReportDetails document describing the instance. |
querySeries($configId) | Asks the depot to retrieve information about all instances related to the series configuration identified by $configId. On success, returns a reference to an array that contains a set of ReportDetail documents related to the series. |
querySuite($guid) | Asks the depot to retrieve information about all the series of the suite identified by $guid. On success, returns a reference to an array that contains a set of ReportSummary documents related to the series configurations of the suite. |
Below shows an example of how to access the Inca web services from Perl using SOAP::Lite.
use SOAP::Lite;
use Cwd;
my $cwd = getcwd();
my $ws = SOAP::Lite->service("file:$cwd/etc/IncaWS.wsdl");
# check agent and depot are available
print $ws->pingAgent('hello agent'), "\n";
print $ws->pingDepot('hello depot'), "\n";
# get the Inca configuration
print $ws->getConfig(), "\n";
my $guid = $ws->queryGuids();
# get the latest instances of a suite
my $results = $ws->querySuite( $guid );
for my $result ( @{$results} ) {
print $result;
} |
Place the above code in a file called $INCA_DIST/sampleWS.pl and set the environment variable PERL5LIB to $INCA_DIST/lib/perl. Then type,
% perl sampleWS.pl |
When run against the default installation, the results should look similar to below.
hello agent
hello depot
<inca:inca xmlns:inca="http://inca.sdsc.edu/dataModel/inca_2.0">
<repositories>
<repository>http://inca.sdsc.edu/repository/latest</repository>
</repositories>
<resourceConfig>
<resources>
<resource>
<name>defaultGrid</name>
<xpath>//resource[matches(name, "localSite")]</xpath>
<macros>
...
</resources>
</resourceConfig>
<suites>
<suite>
<seriesConfigs>
<seriesConfig>
<series>
<name>cluster.math.atlas.version</name>
<uri>http:// ... cluster.math.atlas.version</uri>
<args>
<arg>
<name>cc</name>
<value>cc</value>
</arg>
<arg>
<name>dir</name>
<value/></arg>
<arg>
<name>help</name>
<value>no</value>
</arg>
<arg>
<name>log</name>
<value>3</value>
</arg>
<arg>
<name>verbose</name>
<value>1</value>
</arg>
...
<action>add</action>
</seriesConfig>
</seriesConfigs>
<name>sampleSuite</name>
<guid>incas://rocks-101.sdsc.edu:6323/sampleSuite</guid>
<description/>
<version>1</version>
</suite>
</suites>
</inca:inca>
<reportSummary xmlns="http://inca.sdsc.edu/queryResult/reportSummary_2.0">
<hostname xmlns="">localResource</hostname>
<uri xmlns="">http:// ... cluster.math.atlas.version</uri>
<nickname xmlns="">atlas_version</nickname>
<seriesConfigId xmlns="">1</seriesConfigId>
<instanceId xmlns="">24</instanceId>
<gmt xmlns="">2007-02-01T13:21:01.000-08:00</gmt>
<body xmlns:rep="http://inca.sdsc.edu/dataModel/report_2.1" xmlns=""/>
<errorMessage xmlns="">Cannot locate ATLAS installation; use
-dir</errorMessage>
</reportSummary>
... |